Sentence examples similar to provoking polemic from inspiring English sources
Camus still provokes polemics in Algeria.
"Kyra" is both a thought-provoking polemic and a love story.
Today's decision provoked a bitter polemic between President Lagos and Gen. Ricardo Izurieta.
Verdi was deeply offended by his remarks, and by 1868, when Mefistofele was produced at Milan, Boito's polemics had provoked so much hostility that a near riot resulted.
Feinberg, who runs an arts program for kids, was provoked to write this unusual hybrid of memoir and polemic by the trials of her 12-year-old son, Alex.
Senior officials have privately criticised the editors at the Beijing Morning Post for their reporting of the war games.China has one obvious reason for refraining from more heated polemics, or the kind of dangerous heightening of tension it provoked in 1996 when it lobbed unarmed ballistic missiles close to Taiwan's two biggest ports.
The translated version of his polemic has sparked a new wave of coverage in Britain and has provoked spirited debates online and in seminar rooms.
Presented as polemic, "The Ascent of Money," which was shown in a truncated version on PBS in January, is essentially a series of anecdotes, many quite lively, about various characters and events that provoked consequential monetary crises or contributed to the development of financial instruments that altered history for better or worse.
