Sentence examples for provoking out from inspiring English sources

He sneaks off to play fantasy baseball, as if for a lovers' tryst, while Debbie and Alison try in vain to get into a night club, provoking, out of nowhere, a devastating speech from the doorman, who points out that one of them is pregnant and the other too old.

And while the lines remain familiar, they're still quite able to provoke out-loud laughter or create a lump in the throat.

At the same time, the Russians would not let themselves be provoked out into the field.

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KCNA quoted a second army spokesman accusing Washington of devising a "preventive war", adding that any attempt to attack the North would provoke "all-out war, wiping out all the strongholds of enemies, including the US mainland".

Denton is often said to believe that his blogs' targets secretly like the attention, given the evidence of subjects who have settled into masochistic cycles of lashing out, further provoking the provokers.

These cats can be dangerous as they may break regular cat rules of not lashing out unless provoked, and strike out just because you have approached.

He can decline unwelcome engagements with out provoking resentment He has attained the art of speaking his mind without fear.

As Christians in a predominantly Muslim empire, the Ottoman Armenians were suspected of collaborating with pre-revolutionary Russia when World War I broke out, provoking German-allied and ultranationalist Ottoman leaders to declare them enemies of the state.

And I understand why Kroenke's letter has provoked such out-sized anger.

Also omissions provoked time-out.