Sentence examples for quite provocative from inspiring English sources
It was quite provocative, really outrageous, this gigantic production, fantastic production.
He said: "It was certainly quite provocative because it turns everything you assume you know upside down.
The films I made at that time, I had no trouble making, nobody got offended, yet they're quite provocative".
I've written a couple of quite provocative newspaper pieces prompting threats from angry Norwegians, withering put-downs from disgruntled Finnish diplomats and well-argued rejoinders from Swedish academics.
The movie "is full of ideas about sexuality — some quite provocative, even a century after their first articulation — but it also recognizes and communicates the erotic power of ideas," he said.
I'm not, maybe not quite as provocative as Peter, but slightly provocative.
She danced quite the provocative dance for the film, but part of it was cut by censors, she said.
In places, the new book seems quite calculatedly provocative, especially when it moves from metaphysical questions to political ones.
Kim Jong-un's snub to China showed how the North Korean leader remained "quite a provocative radical", he said.
A refusal to reject the past, or to get stuck in it, never looked quite so provocative.
