Sentence examples for provocative point from inspiring English sources

As usual, Barenboim came up with a provocative point of view that made us think.

However, his most provocative point, that there is sometimes a dark Malthusian underbelly to progress campaigns, is worth considering.

He has delivered a book with interesting facts, some appealing interviews, friendly prose and a provocative point of view.

After other partners argued that the valuation seemed high, Andreessen looked at Horowitz: "Ben, I think you're making an even more provocative point than people understand.

Yes, on paper, it's mean-spirited, but Burr does enough to give the material a provocative point, concerning the currency of victimhood and who gets to spend it.

This crude scene makes a provocative point: Scientology pushes away memory, fear, guilt, and grief in an attempt to build a sort of internal Eden for its believers, where loss is unknown, or, at least, unseen.

She made two particularly provocative points.

Soderbergh has some revealing and provocative points to make about how the prices of everyday foodstuffs are manipulated.

The British Government rejects that its actions are provocative, pointing out the training is taking place far from the combat zone.

Porter's constant jaunts to Venice, to Morocco, to Bali, Haiti, and other provocative points during this period contributed a good deal to the music he wrote later.

Unfortunately any provocative points about books and their stereotypical covers are blunted by the prevailing impression that no one's behavior is in any way consistent.