Sentence examples for provocative view from inspiring English sources
Lately, however, Russia appears to be promoting a less provocative view of World War II in order to soften relations with some of its critics.
Presenting Desdemona as decisive and self-aware and Othello as sadistic and even slightly self-loathing is a provocative view, but the production did not convince.
His last book, Our Savage God (1974), a philosophical and somewhat provocative view of the ills of modern society, aroused controversy among its critics.
Mr. Schumer staked out the most provocative view, insisting that ideology should again be an appropriate area of questioning for judicial nominees.
The scene is a taut, angry and provocative view of a collision between two notions of entertainment, one fierce and engaged, one chilly and ironic.
His provocative view that there are so many "missing martyrs" — that there are, indeed, "so few Muslim terrorists" — makes sense only if one concentrates narrowly on the United States and not, for example, on Iraq, Afghanistan or Pakistan.
Over the years, Dr. Shinn was known for expressing provocative views in speeches and interviews.
Regarding Jeff Koons's portfolio on Gretchen Mol (Style, March 12), I think you are mistaking provocative views for provocative news.
Women are not children and we don't need to be protected from provocative views!
Hopkins said her provocative views were merely opinions held by many people who dare not articulate them aloud.
The surprise was how easily and informally they shared their sometimes provocative views in a public place in the heart of Riyadh.
