Sentence examples for provoking responses from inspiring English sources

Electronic entertainment is provoking responses that music, books and films can't.

That has tested the limits of the authorities' tolerance, provoking responses that seem tentative and uncertain.

I imagine that his mood switches from high to low, so that he is liable either to be over the top, regarding himself as above reproach, untouchable, able to get away with anything, or else to be low, from which position he feels the need to build himself up, to excite himself by provoking responses, even negative ones.

Finally, the phenomena we have discovered, likely plays a role in provoking responses to other pathogens and perhaps in autoimmune responses and self-tolerance mechanisms.

We determined a range of powers of stimulation (100 350 mW) provoking responses within less than 2.5 seconds without damaging the skin.

Permanent music reflects its period but provokes responses deeper than nostalgia.

A confirmed outbreak on Long Island -- or anywhere else -- would provoke responses by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Office of Homeland Security and a number of other federal and state agencies.

When it came out in 1961, Victim, directed by Basil Dearden, provoked responses of disgust from the press, public and even members of its own production crew.

This part of Huntington's book was published first as an article in Foreign Policy, and it has already provoked responses, many in the letters column of that journal.

Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable.

"Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable," she said.