Sentence examples for provocative voice from inspiring English sources

By then, Tepper had established himself as a willing, credible and provocative voice.

On graduation day, the onetime Goldwater Girl reinvented herself as a provocative voice speaking for her angry generation.

With the publication in 1994 of her debut collection of poems, Nothing in Nature Is Private, Rankine emerged as an innovative and provocative voice in contemporary poetry.

OTTAWA — By the time Marshall McLuhan died in 1980, the once provocative voice that had propelled him to international stardom rare for an academic had been silenced by a stroke.

When the novel finally appeared in 1975, it received little critical attention but established Kertész as a unique and provocative voice in the dissident subculture within contemporary Hungarian literature.

It's easy to forget how completely in control of his provocative voice Mr. Nicholson is, and the way it pirouettes and shimmies around Mr. Sandler is kind of wonderful.

"Today one of God's most provocative voices is science".

This lot sold for £3,100 See auction's terms and conditions Lot 9 – Lunch with Independent columnist, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Journalist and author Yasmin Alibhai-Brown (Getty Images) Yasmin Alibhai-Brown is one The Independent's most distinctive and provocative voices.

Within a few violent moments, some of the most provocative voices in French journalism were extinguished — including the paper's chief editor, Stéphane Charbonnier, and some of France's top cartoonists, including Jean Cabut, Georges Wolinski and Bernard Verlhac.

What followed was more than two minutes of Barkley, one of the most provocative voices in sports media, roasting Smollett for allegedly staging a brutal hate crime last month.

Such an appeal may be anathema to some politicians, but the tragic fact is that in these early weeks of the academia year, most of the provocative voices have been those of politicians, not of students.