Sentence examples for provocative dimensions from inspiring English sources
While some of his students claim that these essays do not make up an essential part of Scholem's oeuvre, others claim that, in fact, these are some of the richest and perhaps the most provocative dimensions of Scholem's intellectual project.
The most provocative dimension of their argument concerns the invasion of Crimea, which occurred just after the Sochi Games ended on February 23.
David Silverman, in Red Brethren: The Brothertown and Stockbridge Indians and the Problem of Race in Early America, and Craig Cipolla, in Becoming Brothertown: Native American Ethnogenesis and Endurance in the Modern World, offer provocative insights on both dimensions of this topic.
The provocation proved provocative.
He organized a series of popular international conferences on provocative themes like "Energy: Its Cosmic-Human Dimensions".
In his own provocative way Mr. Zaretsky admits the European dimension of the problem.
Thus, the women in the stimululs set varied along three psychological dimensions: sexual interest (extremely rejecting to extremely sexually interested), provocativeness of dress (conservative to provocative), and normative attractiveness.
Miwon Kwon's exploration of the social and political dimensions of site specificity succeeds in being both original and provocative; it will provide a valuable foundation for all future studies.
In "The Tacit Dimension," the great philosopher of science Michael Polanyi expressed this in the provocative phrase: "We can know more than we can tell".
Bland's ideas are provocative and stimulating; the movie, which is as heartfelt as it is analytical, suggests a new dimension in music criticism.
