Sentence examples for provocative exchange from inspiring English sources
During an unusually provocative exchange, the typically slick Sunday morning anchor Jake Tapper appeared frustrated and asked Trump, as "a fellow American", to "consider dialing down the temperature".
It's a provocative exchange: Shohei is allowed to make photographs of this man, and the man is allowed to adore Shohei. .
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In his autobiography, No Shortcuts to the Top, American high altitude climber Ed Viesturs recounted a "provocative exchange" with a journalist who confronted him with statistical evidence of the high risks associated with mountaineering.
The truth of what happened is only hinted at in Mary's sexually charged experiences with her supposed captor and in her provocative exchanges with the therapist assigned to her case.
Their debate is one of the most provocative exchanges yet over the future of the global economy as resources grow thin, populations explode, and universal prosperity becomes ever more elusive.
A cheer all around for reasonable coexistence, unlike some of last year's more provocative march exchanges, in the Obama era.
Countless apps exist to exchange provocative pictures and messages, so that it is easier than ever to maintain multiple 'virtual' and real life relationships in secret.
The New York Post reported that part of the reason prosecutors decided not to pursue charges against Greg Kelly, the commissioner's son, was that he and the woman had exchanged sexually provocative text messages before and after the encounter that she said was rape.
The provocation proved provocative.
"We find it quite worrying". The Web site of Skyrock, a French radio station popular among young people, shut down its most provocative blogs this week after the exchanges became increasingly vile and bloggers used the forum to call for a violent gathering at the Eiffel Tower on Friday.
