Sentence examples for provocative descriptions from inspiring English sources

Evidence introduced at the trial included graphic text messages sent by numerous students after the night of the party, including by the accuser, containing provocative descriptions of sex acts and obscene language.

One newspaper article reported that "the number of newborns being thrown into latrines, trash receptacles, or vacant lots by their own mothers is alarming". Often, such articles did not cite a single case to support their claims, yet offered provocative descriptions of the evil women who carried out the crimes.

Meanwhile, executives at The Post will be monitoring their own circulation; Mr. Chandler does not rule out further price cuts, ignoring Mr. Goodstein's provocative description of The Post's move as a "desperation" strategy.

Perhaps a less provocative description would be something like "anthropic computing". A broad moniker such as this could encompass efforts to design biologically inspired computer systems, machines that mimic the human form or abilities, and programs that interact with people in natural, familiar ways.

So he came up with a more provocative description of the idea he was promoting.

After the summit meeting, Mr. Trump characterized the annual exercises as "very provocative" — a description that aligns with North Korea's views and sharply deviates from his own Defense Department.

(One provocative exception: his description of Condoleezza Rice, whose charm, "sheer delight in the elegance of power" and "complex devotion to the president and his family fused in a conscience deeply formed by racial insult and injury," and made for "the kind of character she has read about in the pages of her favorite Dostoyevsky").

The provocation proved provocative.

It's part of his job description to be provocative.

"Carey's book poses an important and provocative question: what happens to our descriptions of sociality when we move mistrust to the foreground and trust to the background?

While the title is "provocative," she said, the book contains no descriptions of people gathering secretly in rooms.