Sentence examples for provoke criticism from inspiring English sources

"If we proceeded, it would definitely provoke criticism, and rightly so".

Cameron's courting of Bratton continued to provoke criticism by senior British officers on Sunday.

But Calvel said any major restoration was likely to provoke criticism from some quarters.

Under normal circumstances, Erdoğan's march to authoritarianism might be expected to provoke criticism or even economic sanctions.

But Mr. Obama's moves may provoke criticism from some Republicans who say a law enforcement approach underestimates the continuing threat from terrorism.

The decision, disclosed by senior administration officials, is likely to provoke criticism from international health officials who have long favored the destruction of the microbe.

But it has provoked criticism from politicians.

That has provoked criticism from some Europeans.

His comments provoked criticism from listeners.

If Origen inspired admiration, his daring speculations also provoked criticism.

That has provoked criticism from some relatives of the victim.