Sentence examples for speaking provoked from inspiring English sources
Such plain speaking provoked fury among leading Brexiters.
The white paper on defence spending, which the Lords were debating when Lord Inge spoke, provoked a bitter political row.
Contemporary art may serve as a Trojan shark, so to speak, provoking debate about public representations of the body and freedom of expression.
Beyond this eternal debate, however, lie two questions about contemporary Britain.Wordsmiths and biologistsFirst, who are the figures whose plain speaking provokes the most fuss?
Laura Prichard's senior portrait speaks when provoked.
But his lack of experience of running a club, plus a penchant for "football specific" business-speak, has provoked scepticism from fans.
(The two of them made a pact never to speak of what provoked Vargas Llosa's punch, though one popular theory suggests that García Márquez slept with his acolyte's wife).
The more he spoke, the more he provoked, the greater his stage became.
Comment is free have received many creative and thought provoking spoken word submissions in these last couple of weeks.
(Last year, three deputies provoked ejection for speaking Catalan).
Historically, Canadian multicultural policy developed as a way not of welcoming immigrants but of mitigating the impact of biculturalism – the long-standing tensions between French-speaking Quebec and the rest of English-speaking Canada that have provoked violence and come close to tearing the nation apart.
