Sentence examples for provocative critical from inspiring English sources
These last lives, covering the period from Cowley to the generation of Gray, show Johnson's mastery of the biographer's art of selection and emphasis and (together with the preface and notes to his Shakespeare edition) contain the most provocative critical writing of the century.
Always provocative and critical of the United States and Israel, it has covered the Egyptian protests breathlessly, as it did Tunisia's, sometimes even egging the protesters on.
Dunja Mijatović, the representative for the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe on freedom of the media, said the "broadly and vaguely defined language" in the anti-communist law "could easily lead to suppression of political, provocative and critical speech, especially in the media".
Animations like this one demonstrate how the simplicity of Gogo Js designs masks the often provocative and critical themes underpinning her work.
"Art has an important role here," she explained, "not just to be educational and show how science works, but to be provocative and critical, to show how it will work on us and through us and with us.
Vice-president Joe Biden proved to be a critical ally in helping overcome administration fears that the accession would be needlessly provocative to Russia.
"Mom" is more genuinely provocative.
Grindcore lyrics are typically provocative.
His answer was provocative.
Geller posts provocative ads.
