Still, Jobs's ultra-perfectionist attention to detail, very demanding attitude, and easily provoked sense of personal grievance are on accurate if circumstantially invented display in Act One.
But for the audience, they prove unsettling viewing, provoking a sense of complicity.
The resulting trick effects, provoking a sense of mystery from the everyday, pay fitting tribute to the artist brought to life in the book's pages.
A tangible target that is not a trophy loses its charm, provoking a sense of anticlimax and a lack of competitive tension.
Finally, during her parole hearing, she did not break down or abase herself in the way many wanted to see, provoking a sense that she had been insufficiently punished and allowing newspapers to fuel further hatred among their readers.
We are all meat-eaters (well, some of us are) and we are all guilty … it was certainly one way of provoking a sense of participatory unease and discomfort, despite the grossness of the analogy.
Some women described their actions as an effort to make their husbands change their ways by provoking a sense of responsibility.
Try to avoid provoking any sense of threat toward the bird(s).
The exhibition highlighted the fascinating relationship between design, body, science, and senses with the artist stating: "My goal for the exhibition was conceptual diversity—I wanted a range of art practices, varied media, degrees of embodiment, present and future time, abstract and functional ambitions, and most importantly, original approaches to highlighting or provoking the senses". .
In this sense, Hinduism has great potential to provoke a sense of identity that transcends all kinds of difference, whether that difference is religious, ideological, or relating to power and wealth -- so that in the tree, the sun, the cow, the homeless family, and even the banker or politician, I see that unity of being.
The sound of footsteps provokes a sense of unease.
