Sentence examples for provocative ones from inspiring English sources

One of the more provocative ones is that allied militants — particularly the Afghan Taliban — might not like the added publicity.

Anne-Catherine's half sister, Stephanie, four years younger, remembers joining Grimaud in performances of "Michael Jackson choreography, especially the more provocative ones".

Sunstein wasn't in government when he wrote it, in 2008; he was in the academy, where his job was to invent thought experiments, including provocative ones.

What are feared to be stupid questions are often the most provocative ones.

The film's producers have confirmed that acclaimed Brazilian filmmaker, Jose Padilha, will be directing the reboot of this storied late-80's franchise which spawned three movies, various TV series, video games and volumes of merchandise, not to mention being a source for provocative one-liners popular on college campuses and in bars across the country.

Although this study was not powered to detect three-way interactions among genes, air pollution, and medication use, the observation that the presence of optimal blood pressure may attenuate the effect of genes and air pollution on cardiovascular outcomes is a provocative one.

Not a great film, but certainly a highly provocative one and timely for the light it throws on the origins of our present troubles.

(They were, after all, following their 1987 triumph Nixon in China, another opera based on a news event, albeit a much less provocative one).

The image from the first sentence of "Syria's elite [who] dine and dance till dawn on tabletops to the thump of patriotic songs" is a provocative one, feeding the perception of a carelessly out-of-touch ruling class embodied by the president and his wife.

Hewlett's solution is a provocative one.

This is a legitimate dramatic idea and a provocative one.