Sentence examples for provocative inquiries from inspiring English sources
"Childish Loves," by Benjamin Markovits (Norton; $14.95) Two narrators cohabit uneasily in this elegant work of metafiction...the novel is full of provocative inquiries.
Still, the novel — the last in a trilogy — is full of provocative inquiries, as when Markovits takes great writers to task for personal failings: "Bellow should have been a first-rate husband and father.
When the identity activist and beauty entrepreneur, Jodie Patterson, curated this image for her feed, she asked the question, "Do we ever really see the entire woman?" Provocative inquiry considering how things unfolded.
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But his provocative lifelong inquiry into the sources of human cruelty and creation does not alone account for his controversial status.
The film emerges as a provocative moral inquiry but also as a vivid portrait of a place and time, informed by Ms. Barret's gentle, personal rumination (with a beautifully written narration by Fenton Johnson, a Kentucky novelist).
The provocation proved provocative.
The second provocative issue addressed by the inquiry concerned trade-offs in development priorities.
Perhaps May is a split personality, leaping from authoritative self-confidence in her dealings with the police, to chaotic insecure shambolic handling of an inquiry – from polite diffidence to a wildly provocative pursuit of leadership ambition.
The majority of people who have been arrested under the new laws in that period are Irish terrorists.' In making this case, Curtis has produced the most provocative piece of television that the BBC has shown since the Hutton inquiry.
