Sentence examples for to provoke from from inspiring English sources

Few subjects appear to provoke from readers as much debate, and anger, as race does.

You see none of that!" Breitbart was certain that the members of the Congressional Black Caucus, in their desperation to pass health-care reform and to discredit the opposition, had conspired to provoke from the crowd a racist response and, when that had not happened, made one up.

Have you done anything to provoke them from 'stealing from you' Depending on your religious beliefs you need to forgive, or pray that you will learn to forgive them.

It's only one or two degrees away from trying to provoke people from your bath.

Time and again she climbed worn marble stairs to knock on heavy steel security doors, with no result other than to provoke barks from dogs, and sharp stares from neighbours.

Although these ideas are likely to provoke opposition from the sanitation workers' union, there is a useful precedent from the 1980's, when the department shifted from three-person to two-person trucks.

This decision continues to provoke disbelief from some Democratic fund-raisers.

Kimball's success and his faith in empirical perfection tend to provoke asperity from competitors.

The customers have taken increasingly desperate measures to provoke action from regulators and federal authorities.

Ownership of GM seeds by corporate monoliths continues to provoke ire from many.

But Calvel said any major restoration was likely to provoke criticism from some quarters.