Sentence examples for provoking attention from inspiring English sources

The proper attitude for a young Muslim woman is to be modest, plain, simple, sincere and not someone provoking attention.

Five won, but the effort provoked attention disproportionate to the dollars and established the group's brand.

Olga Subbotina, one of Moscow's most prominent young directors, agreed and suggested that the author and director were clearly aiming to provoke attention to the plight of modern Russian drama.

The Foundation for the Memorial to the Murdered Jews, which organized the campaign to raise money for the monument, had intended to provoke attention, while leaving the small print on the billboard to convey its real message: "There are still many people who make this claim.

They accused the indigenous women of wearing scant dressing styles intentionally to provoke attention in the township.98 Enraged by the law, the women took to the street to demonstrate, demanding apologies and respect from the colonial authority.

This was not the first time that Trump has provoked attention and fear from people abroad.

The aim was to "combine a classical fashion story with instructive content that would not only provoke attention and curiosity but challenge our own convictions and prejudices".

Now, it could be questionable in a good way, provoking media attention, buzz and providing a (relatively) cheap way to bring in quality talent.

Beginning in 1928, the VNQDD attracted substantial Vietnamese support, provoking increased attention from the French colonial administration.

The nightmare of patients eluding public health care measures are currently discussed in the context of a case provoking media attention and public outrage in the USA [ 17].

The shooting did not provoke much attention.