Sentence examples for provocative use from inspiring English sources

Another festival regular, Ulrich Seidl of Austria, makes even more provocative use of hybrid forms.

But here too the technique can be put to more stimulating, provocative use.

Yet almost all of them have a harsh, tough beauty and represent an attempt to elicit an emotional response through the provocative use of modern materials.

But mainstream Israeli leaders expressed outrage over the provocative use of Holocaust imagery, saying it insulted the memory of victims of the Nazis.

Perhaps the biggest success among recent Korean films was "Lies," a film that instantly became controversial because of its abundant and provocative use of sex.

Mr. O'Donahue, who was 11 years old when the Limelight opened in 1983, said the provocative use of liturgical furnishings and Christian motifs had grown passé.

To be frank, I too become indignant at deliberately provocative uses of hallowed religious or national symbols.

He has collaborated with acts such as Of Montreal and Regina Spektor and also fronts the synth-pop ensemble Jupiter One, but it's as a solo artist that he's most provocative, using his violin, a looping machine, and acrobatic vocals to build and bend ethereal and ecstatic melodies.

"It is provocative to use 'mansion' in your name, and it sits high on a ridge with spectacular views," he said.

I can listen deeply, ask provocative questions, use my intuition, reframe the problem, etc.

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