Sentence examples for provocative comparison from inspiring English sources
(In the catalog, she makes a provocative comparison with Richard Serra's barrierlike sculptures).
Nutt's reward for this provocative comparison was to be sacked as chief adviser by the then Home Secretary, Alan Johnson.
In "Faust's Gold," the first English-language book to fully convey the systematic doping of athletes in the former East Germany, Steven Ungerleider makes a provocative comparison to the gruesome human experimentation of the Holocaust.
The review's provocative comparison between Mr. Ferguson and Theodore Lothrop Stoddard, the author of the 1920 best seller "The Rising Tide of Color Against White World Supremacy," Mr. Mishra insisted, was not meant to imply that Mr. Ferguson was a racist, as Mr. Ferguson charged in a long reply to The London Review, accusing him of "character assassination".
And he offered an eerie, if provocative, comparison to the footloose German veterans of World War I who, in the 1920s, joined the Freikorps and played their part in the radicalization and then Nazification of that country.
His provocative comparison is to the end of the Cold War, with its shift from two great blocs to a multi-tiered world, with endless players on every continent.
Indeed, her exhibition of sass and funkiness is certainly more provocative" in comparison to her previous work.
Provocative and insightful comparisons like these are a feature of the first chapter of Hundt's book.
The temptation to pole those populous dinghies from the shore must have been stupendous". The comparison is provocative but also ambiguous.
Such comparisons raise provocative questions concerning the similarities and differences between ritual observances past and present and the dynamics of change that occasion the evolution of ritual forms.
The provocation proved provocative.
