Sentence examples for provoke love from inspiring English sources

It is always bracing to find a pop pretender who can talk a good fight, better still when the records he makes look set to provoke love and hate in equal measure.

The idea of self seems, however, to be intrinsically attention-grabbing, which explains why love for another somehow connected to us readily converts into pride, but not vice-versa (so I may readily feel pride when considering my children's many accomplishments, but consideration of my own accomplishments does not tend to provoke love for my children).

He revolutionized the concept of the book by detaching it from its purely literary conventions and concentrating on the ways in which books provoke love and hate in the social milieu by their very existence.

Not everything worth loving provokes love at first sight.

And in the darkness each night and in the greyness of each morning when I wake I remember your face and your voice and your body and everything about you so earnestly and intensely that you become almost tangibly beside me.' A man who could provoke such love cannot have been the intolerant drunkard and religious reactionary of legend.

Ted provoked great love among many of his admirers, and particularly of course his friends.

That chess play provoked this love Tweet from the President-Elect: "Great Move on delay (by V. Putin) – I always knew he was very smart!" .

"Shame on the Democrats that they didn't field the candidate that provoked more love because the fact that she only won the popular vote by such a narrow margin makes me very sad," he says.

That they provoke France's love of France is understandable.

How did he provoke such widespread love and respect?

Below, we explore the relationships between ten female artists and the men that provoked, challenged, loved and inspired them to create.