Sentence examples for provocative drawing from inspiring English sources

In Zagreb, where a 2-2 draw eliminated Croatia, a huge banner commemorated "Vukovar 91;" Mihajlovic knelt before it and crossed himself, a gesture that was understandable in that he wanted to commemorate the fallen on both sides but one that was also hugely provocative, drawing a torrent of abuse from home fans.

The colorful canvases are beautifully provocative, drawing in the viewer for their size and allure of characters.

He explained that wrestling is all about larger-than-life characters, about being provocative, and drawing on actual events to create interesting television.

By insisting on a conception of art and writing that emphasizes the physicality of both, and by finding in the erotic what Audre Lorde called "a well of replenishing and provocative force," Yuknavitch draws on a specifically queer and feminist tradition of thought.

Provocative cases draw artists to these issues for creative reasons as well as personal ones.

Quiznos is known for campaigns created to be provocative and draw attention, and this commercial is no different.

Keith Nahigian, who managed the presidential campaign of Representative Michele Bachmann, another candidate whose provocative remarks drew scrutiny when she was briefly atop the polls, said Mr. Santorum now stood to have his statements parsed far more closely and to become fodder for other Republicans, as well as for Democrats.

Word quickly spread among teachers, who recommended it to one another as a brief, provocative way of drawing students into a dialogue about how buying a cellphone or jeans could contribute to environmental devastation.

The All Blacks and Australia's Wallabies have the fiercest, most provocative battles, partly drawing on the Southern nations' Trans-Tasman rivalry.

| Updated Brad Johnson at Think Progress drew my attention to his provocative piece from last year drawing a different medical analogy — to malpractice.

Our April 24 issue drew provocative mail.