Sentence examples similar to provoke a reply from inspiring English sources
He also propounded a hedonistic ethics as well as an uncompromising atheism, which provoked a reply even from the Deist Voltaire.
(Jacobi, 1811) The essay provoked a reply from Schelling which, in turn, provoked a counter reply by Jacobi.
The embassy provoked a violent reply.
This publication provoked a scathing reply entitled Pro Populo Anglicano Defensio (1651; A Defense of the People of England, 1692) from John Milton, then secretary for foreign languages to the Commonwealth.
This provoked a furious reply from Lord Kinnock who said: "Atavists like Peter Mandelson are indulging in the sort of factionalism that has inflicted such damage on our party in ancient and modern history.
Today I casually tweeted that my girlfriend had let out a wail of anguish during episode nine and even that was enough to provoke an expletive-ridden reply from one soon-to-be-viewer.
He wrote alleging an illegally parked car, provoking an incandescent reply from Halliwell lambasting the petty-mindedness of the council and pointing out that they did not have a car.
Uniforms provoke a certain feeling.
One line, though, might provoke a titter.
It may provoke a new intifada.
