Sentence examples for provocative though from inspiring English sources

Despite protests by some Hindu groups, the film isn't that provocative, though; more of a playful shove in the direction of greater tolerance and a more questioning attitude to institutionalised religion.

Provocative, though.

He invites the critic's cliché "wonderfully erudite," and earns it, not to mention the even cheaper critical term "provocative," though he earns that, too.

But it's not his subject matter, provocative though it sometimes is, but the quality of his painting that makes these small works viable.

For that matter, neither party is likely to be happy with the findings of this provocative though in many ways familiar book.

Its decision to hit Syria was deliberately provocative, though whether it was wrong will depend on whether the bombed camp was indeed linked to the terrorist group behind the Haifa atrocity.

But given the provocative content, though, he thought Jackson assumed a bit too much about his upbringing so early in their relationship.

Provocative images, though not nearly as subversive as the despair and grotesquerie of "The Disasters of War," the etchings that Goya kept hidden and that weren't published until nearly forty years after his death.

Yes, technology has made great advances in replicating the experience of real life, for example, improved visual graphics and sound (e.g., video games), the sensation of balance and movement (e.g., Wii), and, yes, emotionally provocative content, though often artificially created and irrelevant to real life (e.g., FarmVille) or kept at a distance (e.g., Facebook).

Mathew, in "Political Beethoven," makes a less provocative argument, though in the end his interpretation carries startlingly broad implications.

Snyder advances a provocative thesis (though in workmanlike prose laced with far too much poli-sci jargon).