Sentence examples for provocative opinions from inspiring English sources

A handful of the columns featured Mr. Forrester espousing provocative opinions on more substantive political issues.

The Times Op-Ed page, quite properly, is home to a lot of provocative opinions.

The News Corporation boss regularly uses Twitter to share his provocative opinions on social, political or environmental issues.

The fourth age of Hockney has so far seen him become better known for his provocative opinions than his current paintings.

The nature of America's alliance with Israel has generated emotional debate in the United States for decades, and there is nothing wrong with a Presidential challenger airing provocative opinions.

The role fit him, glovelike, because of his years of aggressive governance, his omnipresence at everything from Yankee games to official funerals, his assertion of provocative opinions that impelled more than a few prayers for silence.

Provocative opinion pieces were encouraged, even if they contradicted one another.

In coming weeks, we will add new online features to our already rich menu of smart, provocative opinion writing.

On January 22nd, he published a provocative opinion piece facetiously titled "I am a racist!" for Sme, a Slovak daily.

By replacing Mr. Abrams with Ms. Maddow, an Air America radio host, MSNBC doubled-down on provocative opinion.

Mellers chose a fitting place to air such a provocative opinion: the liner notes of a jazz album by South African pianist and composer Abdullah Ibrahim.