Sentence examples for so provocative that from inspiring English sources

Its advertizing is so provocative that it has raised hackles.

The commercials are so provocative that some television stations are refusing to run them.

These have often been so provocative that it seemed Scruton relished being the lone voice, the professional contrarian.

Socrates' thought was so pregnant with possibilities, his mode of life so provocative, that he inspired a remarkable variety of responses.

The interpretation was so provocative that Samalut authorities decided to tear it down in July 2015 following widespread ridicule on social media.

Some of her gestures toward them were so provocative that it was as if she was daring me to say something.

"Why take a move like that that's so provocative when you have a document in place that everybody's signed onto?" he said, referring to an April 2012 agreement between the city and the state.

"One of the things that are so provocative about the twins is that they absolutely challenged society to put them away," the filmmaker Jon Amiel, who directed the 1986 BBC docudrama "The Silent Twins," told me.

They pleaded guilty, on the advice of their lawyers, and were ordered to be detained at Broadmoor indefinitely... "One of the things that are so provocative about the twins is that they absolutely challenged society to put them away," the filmmaker Jon Amiel, who directed the 1986 BBC docudrama "The Silent Twins," told me.

Republicans of a more extreme persuasion are threatening to tack on to the China legislation a bill that would strengthen American military support for Taiwan, a measure so provocative to China that President Clinton would probably have to veto it.

So provocative, in fact, that the Vatican banned Howard from filming in holy buildings.