Sentence examples for strikingly provocative from inspiring English sources
Their shows were strikingly provocative.
Strikingly provocative slice-of-life antecedents include Ron Peck and Paul Hallam's Nighthawks (UK, 1978) and Frank Ripploh's Taxi Zum Klo (West Germany, 1980).
The provocation proved provocative.
Although both investigations documented strikingly improved survival in patients who had TH implemented after blood flow was restored, provocative animal data suggest that initiation of cooling during cardiac arrest itself may yield further considerable improvements in survival and neurologic outcome when compared with the current standard of delayed TH.
Deborah Kerr, a strikingly versatile actress whose screen persona of a genteel, tea-sipping Englishwoman blossomed into a deeper, more provocative identity when she played a ocean-swept sex scene opposite Burt Lancaster in "From Here to Eternity," died Tuesday in Suffolk, England.
While the subject matter of the green avant-garde differs strikingly from those of artists like Duchamp and Kaprow, they share with the historical avant-garde a provocative practice of breaking down the sedimented partitions between artist and audience as well as between artistic making and everyday experience.
In provocative books like "Political Order in Changing Societies" and "The Clash of Civilizations," Mr. Huntington's talent — some would say weakness — for the grand synthesizing theory is most strikingly on display.
