Sentence examples for provocative speeches from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tymoshenko, with her provocative speeches and peasant braid, has long been a polarizing figure.

Some of these themes have already been raised in a series of provocative speeches by the two men.

In the process, he is forging a new model of what to expect from Supreme Court justices after they leave the bench, one that includes high-profile interviews and provocative speeches.

Since his retirement Justice Stevens has forged a new model of what to expect from Supreme Court justices after they leave the bench, one that includes high-profile interviews and provocative speeches.

Mr. Alami said the lawmakers wanted to question his "provocative speeches, positions that are against diplomatic norms and against the country's national interests," the ISNA student news agency reported.

Dubbed "Live Shot" by the Boston media for his ardent courting of TV coverage, Kerry has delivered provocative speeches questioning Democratic articles of faith such as affirmative action and teacher tenure -- only to drop the subjects when the backlash came.

Principle No. 5: Always explore the option of ignoring provocative speech.

It intensified when in a provocative speech, Rouhani asked hardliners to stop "interfering in people's lives".

A provocative speech for a good cause might be allowed; a missive on the quiet never could.

I was expecting to hear a democratic speech, but to my regret this was a provocative speech, and that is what encouraged me to express my message".

But what sticks in my memory of that day in Munich was the flash in McCain's eyes before he made his provocative speech.