Sentence examples for provokes arguments from inspiring English sources

Revenge, honor, money, and race: it provokes arguments at every turn.  .

Work talk that provokes arguments or that will cause hard feelings is not.

But it also provokes argument about identity and equality in a diverse society.

Men tend to relate to each other via an external, "objective" entity, a shared obsession — cars, hi-fi, music, sport — which requires expertise, provokes argument but most importantly becomes a means for men to express their emotions, indirectly.

Revenge, honour, money and race: it provokes argument at every turn.  .

His views provoked arguments.

But it is worth remembering that religion can still provoke arguments, and worse, even when it loses the ability to influence people's behaviour in more benign ways.

Since its premiere in Cannes it has provoked arguments and discussions, as well as absurd allegations that the film denigrates Orson Welles.

Walking through the megastore's idealistic mock-ups of perfect Scandinavian homes is likely to provoke arguments about problematic areas, such as who cooks, cleans, or looks after children.

I knew I was going to deliver something that was going to provoke arguments over whether it was art or porn, and I hoped it would encourage other projects within the porn world that pushed those boundaries".

Like other monuments to Sept. 11, it provoked arguments over the meaning of the attacks and how to commemorate them, something the artists who designed it said was the point.