Sentence examples for provokes from from inspiring English sources

Her stage name means "virgin" in Danish, and refers to her wide-eyed enthusiasm for the world, but is an example of how she subtly provokes from within the mainstream, too.

But Newsom, who has just released her fourth album, Divers, after a five-year gap, is an unusual case, and not just because of her gender, or the reaction she provokes from fans (I first saw it at Green Man festival in 2010 where grown-ups, the kind with jobs and children, gaped and gasped like tweens at a Taylor Swift concert).

Few subjects appear to provoke from readers as much debate, and anger, as race does.

The second, bigger, problem is the backlash they will surely provoke from protectionists and nationalists.

Not the most beautiful but unbeatable for the emotion it provoked from Koreans and Italians.

Much of what he said was nonsense, but so were some of the responses he provoked from his critics.

The outcry this provoked from pro-democracy groups and the media appears to have deterred the government from taking up the suggestion, for now.

The film is complex and thought provoking from the start.

Secondly, it's just really annoying, provoking from Fabio an under-the-breath: "Shut up!" I'm with Fabio.

But, there are certainly people out there that do have anxiety provoked from marijuana and they should avoid using it.

This has provoked alarm from liberals, from scholarly experts and from activists in the region.