Sentence examples similar to provocative environment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Büchel has become well known for creating elaborate, politically provocative environments.

Situational factors are also important; for example, crowded, noisy, smoky, and provocative environments facilitate aggression (Bushman and Cooper, 1990; Graham et al., 1998; Wells et al., 2005).

The pontiff used the occasion to revive many of the powerful issues he highlighted a year ago in his provocative encyclical on the environment, Laudato si', and his latest message seems certain to rankle conservatives.

The provocation proved provocative.

Inevitably, this environment privileges the most provocative of views.

"This is a calming environment, it is not provocative.

Elizabeth Farrelly is one of Australia's liveliest and most provocative writers on architecture and the environment.

"That is part of the argument for why you discuss climate and the environment in a more provocative and detailed way," he added.

Dominique Voynet, France's minister for the environment, called Mr. Bush's decision "completely provocative and irresponsible" and warned the United States against "continuing the work of sabotage" if other countries decided to embrace the goals of the Kyoto agreement on their own.

The paper by Li et al. (28) in this issue of the Journal provides provocative longitudinal data on the role of built environment and obesity among middle-aged and older adults.

The question was framed in those provocative terms to identify people who felt strongly about the environment.