Sentence examples for provocative goal from inspiring English sources

"They are clearly meant as disinformation and being distributed with a provocative goal".

While his methods were provocative, the goal that Aaron died fighting for - freeing the publicly-funded scientific literature from a publishing system that makes it inaccessible to most of those who paid for it - is one that we should all support.

We may see or I may say some provocative things; the goal is to stimulate your thinking and your faith, not to spoon feed conclusions to you.

MIT's Noam Chomsky wrote of the last book, "This provocative study sets ambitious goals for what might be achieved by a public anthropology and offers ways to carry forward a project that could be far-reaching in its consequences".

The provocation proved provocative.

Those can feel like provocative ideas, but the larger goal of the book is to contemplate how we can get our mind to work better.

My goal in being provocative has been to make readers feel as ambivalent about their own views of evolution as I have felt about mine.

"Far from achieving its stated national security and economic development goals, North Korea's provocative and destabilizing actions have instead served to isolate and impoverish its people through its relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missile capabilities," he said.

Zimmerman, whose own shows are an audio-visual melange of original music and live editing, viewed his turn on the Grammy stage as less an acknowledgement from the music establishment that he's joined their club, and more as a platform to further explore and popularize his longstanding goals of inventive, provocative electronica.

Shortly after that goal, Kevin Stevens rammed Skudra, a provocative tactic with Barrasso already injured.

The goal is to pose some provocative ideas about learning and encourage discussion and experimentation on campus.