Sentence examples for though it provokes from inspiring English sources
Much of the hour, though it provokes the kind of philosophical post-show discussion that would surely thrill Tom Stoppard, is simply extremely funny.
At the Royal College of Art, he received no degree because his final show contained only a blue heritage plaque to himself, though it provoked the interest of Charles Saatchi, and a leading place among the Young British Artists.
No, it's a fireworks display – though the gut reaction it provokes leaves a lingering feeling of unease.
If this were only a technical dispute, though, it would provoke far less rancor.
Twenty years ago -- when Mr. Terry was in his early teens -- this might have been excitingly provocative; now, though delivered with energetic panache, it provokes more feelings of nostalgia than sharpened critical consciousness.
It provokes fierce opposition.
It provoked him, even though his own girlfriend was "hot," as he told her all the time.
His image, forever haunting to his guilt-plagued mother, can hardly extend to envelop a play so multilayered, though it must surely provoke questions from the audience.
It provoked widespread condemnation.
It wasn't Columbia, though, that provoked the most recent anger.
