Sentence examples for provoking from from inspiring English sources

Here also belong, very definitely outside the ecclesiastical and royal pale, the body of writings, doctrinal and apocryphal, of the Bulgarian Bogomil heresy, provoking from official quarters those lively and informative reactions of Presbyter Kozma and of Tsar Boril's synodal convocation of 1211.

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.

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.

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

Liberals, in particular, are often wary of provoking retribution from hardliners.

Yet even that marginal move is provoking hysteria from the faithful.