Even without the cold gleam of the first lady's arms, it provoked the idea that a woman tends to look her most beautiful in clothes that make her look strong, not glamorous or sexy or powerful.
The commentary itself is interesting, and helps provoke the idea that there is a higher prevalence of non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) in the US.
It's the deep identification with the narrators that provokes the non-negotiable moment, the idea that change has to come.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 16 , 1927P. 17 The terrible effects on our office force of the mail provoked by the idea that we could solve the problem of changing "winter" into "spring" in a word game.
The New Yorker, April 16 , 1927P. 17 The terrible effects on our office force of the mail provoked by the idea that we could solve the problem of changing "winter" into "spring" in a word game.
That's the game the government is playing and they're trying to provoke that idea," Mr. Jarrah said.
It may even be a good idea to provoke the opponent's antagonism, making it appear that a block on this choice would be a severe defeat.
IN THE early 1990s, an inventor called Trevor Baylis came up with an idea that provoked the sort of smirking disbelief journalists usually reserve for those who have spent too long in their garden sheds.
As Dr. Hill of Yale said, "It is always new specimens, particularly those from little known time periods or geographic areas, that provoke the greatest changes in our ideas".
What especially provoked Mr. Andriessen was the idea in Plato's philosophical tract that any alteration in the modes of music "is always followed by alteration in the most fundamental laws of the state," to quote a translation of the last line of "De Staat".
