Sentence examples for provoking time from inspiring English sources

These songs cover the spectrum from hard driving rockers to soulful thought provoking time capsules of a life's work".

But he had a restless temperament and lived in provoking times.

We have demonstrated in our previous study [6, 7] that the swinging legs and arms of a walking person are not independent mechanical sources provoking time-varying instantaneous frequencies (IF) in the m-D spectrum content, but are related to each other via the "common basis" or "common carrier" which is the translating and swaying human torso.

Berry's son, Charles Berry Jr., who plays guitar in the band, said the songs "cover the spectrum from hard-driving rockers to soulful, thought-provoking time capsules of a life's work".

Also omissions provoked time-out.

"It's so foreboding," Mrs. Bush said of Mr. Capote's masterwork, "and I was reading it during the most anxiety-provoking time and I had to quit".

As Heidegger put it: "The most thought-provoking thing in our thought-provoking time is that we are still not thinking".

Some visions are more mundane, with cats lounging, provoking play time, gazing out windows.

They could act as deterrents and provoke first time users to avoid the application of a CDSS.

This method was more susceptible to provoking conditioned timed responses in the volunteers compared with the discrete stimuli used for the assessment of electrical current pain thresholds.

It is also most probable that the induced expression in many of these stress or defence related genes are provoked each time the hyphae attempt to enter into new cellular tissues.