Sentence examples similar to provoke life from inspiring English sources

Critics say more is needed to disclose ingredients like milk, peanuts, eggs and fish that can provoke life-threatening reactions.

Imagine a computer program that could accurately predict whether the thunderstorm forecast for tomorrow is likely to cause a power failure and if so precisely where; or whether a downpour two days from now will bring flooding or provoke life-threatening mudslides in a specific part of town.

Jessica acknowledged that while, "I'm sure that you can recharge going on a weekend trip wherever with a friend, this structured program -- with its provoking life coaching sessions and physical challenges, also gave me an inherent connection with other women which is unparalleled with any other divorce retreat center that I researched".

Unsettling, thought-provoking, life-affirming, triumphant and tragic, this is a novel of breathtaking scope, masterfully told.

I imagine he looked for something that would provoke in life because it wasn't there on the screen.

No doubt this was a source of the uniquely venomous quality of the bitterness that she provoked in life and the ugly gloating that, in some quarters, welcomed her death.

They are marks of what has captured the public imagination: the simplistic "final answer" from the cheery "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"; the overwrought fatalism of "the tribe has spoken" from the cutthroat "Survivor"; the "yada, yada, yada" tribute to the joys and neuroses provoked by life's ordinary details in "Seinfeld".

Perhaps because it is so intimate, so honest, so raw, Dear Thief provokes you to think about life, and Life, and your own life, the people in it as well as the ghosts.

In effect, Vogler is a living premonition and an embodiment of the cinema, and the company's act (as well as their insinuating hold on the locals) hones in on people's deepest, most unspeakable vulnerabilities — the mysteries of sex and death — and provokes real-life ecstasies and horrors that seem to emerge from latent desires and drives that the artists alone perceive.

Secondly, we notice how everyday organisational life provokes strong feelings in us, and in our colleagues.

The novel is narrated by a political prisoner whose return to civilian life provokes a sense of terrible alienation.