Sentence examples for provocative graphics from inspiring English sources

Empires like Abercrombie & Fitch were built on the premise that their products, even $80 jeans and $30 T-shirts with provocative graphics, would be perceived as luxury items if they were sold in the right way.

​Skateboarding's Most Provocative Graphics .

The use of dramatic footage, repetitive provocative graphics and titles to special segments on the unrest in whichever country was being covered, as well as charged background music befitting the revolt, have invariably contributed to the unsettled mood.

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The TDW is a provocative graphic geared to help researchers visualize and discuss the elements and process of TD research.

Eisner called Ward "perhaps the most provocative graphic storyteller" of the 20th century.

The provocative new graphic novel Virgil, originally launched on Kickstarter but published this month by Image Comics, makes the fightback against homophobia literal.

No joke should be considered too provocative or graphic: exploding cigars, bio-germ squirting flowers, acid water over door jams, fake vomit, kick-me signs and whoopee cushions loud enough to embarrass entire cities, double, triple and the never before attempted, quadruple entendre.

The film arrives at Cinema Village today as part of a wave of graphic, provocative French films, including, in addition to "Romance," Bruno Dumont's "Humanité" and the forthcoming "Baise-Moi".

Conduct Unbecoming On Apr. 17 Eringer published one of his most provocative posts: a graphic account by Elsa Caselli, a 35-year-old painter, claiming in a sworn affidavit that she was "kidnapped and raped by Prince Albert" during a yacht trip in St.-Tropez St.-Tropez2004.

Writing in lucid, user-friendly prose and drawing analogies from a prodigious range of fields (including literature, painting, architecture, philosophy and semiotics), Mr. Johnson made the provocative argument that the graphic interface -- those software-mediated interactions between users and computers -- is potentially "a medium as complex and vital as the novel or the cathedral or the cinema".