Sentence examples for provocative of from inspiring English sources
He is the most original and provocative of the artists here.
Even among that most provocative of journalistic posts, his daily columns appear fearless, sometimes strident.
Seigel, who recently published a book on modernity and bourgeois life, was being deliberately provocative, of course.
But it is perhaps the most provocative of its type this season, with an opening reminiscent of "Saving Private Ryan".
An entire gallery is devoted to the figurines, the more familiar and provocative of the culture's treasures.
In his cooked-up prose, he writes, "The gods had given Irene dark brown eyes and golden hair, that strange combination, provocative of men's glances".
Fuller provides glimpses of a potentially provocative analysis of the political matrix of Kuhn's popularity.
The third is his provocative readings of many of the novels.
Ultimately, "'Exodus' has the makings of a provocative study of power, rebellion and loyalty.
A lot of really interesting, provocative kind of things".
It is one of the most provocative ads of the presidential campaign so far.
