Sentence examples for provocative shift from inspiring English sources
The hawkish trio have made inflammatory statements about race relations, immigration, Islam and the use of torture, and signal a provocative shift of the national security apparatus to the right.
Leslie Biesecker (National Human Genome Research Institute, USA) suggested a provocative paradigm shift from studying the genetics of people with known disease to studying the diseases of people with known genetics.
The university told Complex that those honoured have produced work which is "imaginative and aesthetically rich, and sometimes also provocative and controversial, shifting the cultural landscape in significant ways".
"Everyone wandering around with their soup, as this music gently shifted, that provocative commentary at the edge of it.
The provocation proved provocative.
If quality falls off as things progress into the 20th century, reaching a nadir with art of the 1990's, it hardly matters; from start to finish the show also offers a richly provocative occasion to ponder the shifting meanings of landscape for a society undergoing urbanization, industrialization and eventually digitalization.
Under Kennedy's control, studio production shifted away from provocative fare in an attempt to brand the studio's films as suitable for the "average American" and the entire family: "We can't make pictures and label them 'For Children,' or 'For Women' or 'For Stout People' or 'For Thin Ones.' We must make pictures that have appeal to all".
I hope that it may help to shift the debate from provocative headlines to a meaningful discussion of solutions.
What shifts them from the provocative to the shocking is the single word in many of the captions: mum.
Commentators and company executives caught on to the paradigm shift and have begun issuing provocative statements such as, "Hey!
Bringing together art, performance and spoken word from people who have all been inspired by Darwin's theories, Shift Time attempts to be experimental, provocative and challenging.
