Sentence examples for provoking aspect from inspiring English sources

The chase winds and whips along tranquil, moneyed streets, and the most provoking aspect of "The Town" is the way that it mashes together the low and the high, with Doug growing twitchy whenever transgression tugs him out of his neighborhood.

The impeding female attitudes were related to high levels of distress over the physically intrusive, anxiety provoking aspects of CRCS.

This was also reflected in the findings that treatment of hyperglycemia with rosiglitazone could in fact provoke some aspects of CVD, e.g., congestive heart failure, as shown in a meta-analysis (26).

By comparing the effects of the PRR agonists alone with those of FK565 + LPS and MDP + LPS it was disclosed that NOD and TLR4 agonism interacted with each other either in a synergistic or additive manner to provoke distinct aspects of sickness.

Ironically, the most thought-provoking aspect of a pedestrian collision is the one that's almost never dealt with onscreen: not the physical impact on the victim, but the psychological impact on the driver.

Perhaps the most thought-provoking aspect of The Folly of Fools is Trivers visiting, and revisiting of the (seemingly) incompatible notions that: (1) of the most complex creatures that have ever evolved, we have a sensory system that provides us with an incredibly rich image of the world around us; yet (2) our brains swiftly bend, distort, or ignore this information.

The STS Meetings traditionally provide a broad and interdisciplinary view on a variety of cellular and organismic signalling aspects, which intentionally provokes to view cellular signalling from different angles and to establish new connections and networks within the community.

The jurors described emotions provoked by different aspects of their shared experience.

Participants described anxiety, shock and fear provoked by different aspects of screening.

The natural gas discussions provoked another geopolitically fraught aspect of the Cyprus crisis: the fact that the northern part of the island has been controlled by Turkey ever since an Athens- backed coup in Cyprus in 1974.

Featuring asylum seekers awaiting deportation competing in a quiz about aspects of Dutch life, this was in fact another satirical show aimed at provoking debate about the country's increasingly conservative approach to immigration.