Sentence examples for there provoked from inspiring English sources

His encounters there provoked a change of cinematic course.

For some reason, walking there provoked me to think.

But Qatar's seeming favoritism of Islamists there provoked the ire of more secular-minded figures.

But Mr Obama's victory in the caucuses there provoked attacks by Mrs Clinton's allies, which some blacks interpreted (a touch tendentiously) as ethnic slights.

President Barack Obama's decision not to travel to Madrid in May, when Spain wanted to host an E.U.-U.S. summit meeting there, provoked further soul-searching among Europeans worried that the White House is focusing more on Asia than Europe.

President George Bush's decision to grant him protection there provoked a yearlong diplomatic standoff with the Chinese that ended, after secret negotiations, with a decision by Chinese leaders in June 1990 to allow the family to leave China, ostensibly for medical treatment.

"The people of Lucio Gutierrez were there, provoking, inciting to violence," he added, referring to the leader of the opposition Patriotic Society Party (PSP).

From there Kafka arrives at this startling observation: "What in large literatures goes on at a lower level and constitutes a not indispensable basement of the structure, here takes place in bright light; what there provokes a brief flurry of interest, here brings down nothing less than a life-or-death decree".

The action of the phosphatases transform fully activated receptors into partially activated ones and from there provokes total deactivation of the receptors.

The North has threatened to strike bases there if provoked.

"They knew that it would be deployed there, and provoked the use of this Buk by starting an air strike on a target they didn't need, that their planes hadn't touched for a week".