Sentence examples for provoked that from inspiring English sources

A compact, easy-going and self-effacing man, Flanagan provoked that kind of interest.

Mr. Kalinin added: "I can say even now that Khodorkovsky himself provoked that situation to an extent.

"But yes, it's very likely that it provoked that reaction.

Smith indicated he was provoked, that Terry had struck him in a sensitive spot moments earlier.

I think writing The Bell Jar provoked that … And all that traumatic material that came up in Ariel.

"One, stop doing or saying whatever it is that provoked that reaction; and two, give yourself the chance to clarify the situation by addressing the reaction of the interviewer.

Hippolyte et Aricie (1733) at Glyndebourne, though never dull, did not provoke that same urge.

Natural disasters, however, do not seem to provoke that sort of can-do, quick-fix spirit.

But in fairness, Suicide were provoking that kind of reaction long before punk.

That's the game the government is playing and they're trying to provoke that idea," Mr. Jarrah said.

"All I know is that something happened to provoke that tiger to leap out of her exhibit," Mr. Mollinedo said.