Sentence examples for to provoke through from inspiring English sources

It could have been even more damaging to the Government if MPs had pointed out that recrimination over who is and who is not "a terrorist sympathiser" is the sort of divisive and over-heated dispute that Islamic State likes to provoke through its atrocities.

His defenders maintain that Mr. Kurtz was merely trying to provoke discussion through art and that government prosecution stifles debate.

His defenders say that Mr. Kurtz was merely trying to provoke discussion through art and that the government's decision to seek an indictment would stifle such debate.

I mention the two young men put away for four years each, after trying to provoke rioting through their Facebook pages.

This effect of fimasartan may have originated from the blocking of angiotensin II, which has been known to provoke inflammation through AT1 receptor [ 25].

Furthermore, stabilized proteins were shown to provoke toxicity through protein cleavage and insolubility together with proteasomal impairment and deregulation of mRNA levels (151).

The Iranian authorities accused the BBC of helping to provoke the crisis through what they called its biased and baseless reporting.

Apart from the short stories Marcus wrote in college – "terrible, terrible stuff" – his earliest efforts to provoke a reaction through his writing were love notes he sent at school, which he now critiques for their faulty methodology.

"The impression is that some forces in Tbilisi, who oppose the normal and smooth transition of functions in the security zones in South Ossetia and Abkhazia from Russian peacekeepers to European Union observers, are deliberately trying to escalate tensions and seeking to provoke new hostilities through a series of terrorist acts," the statement read.

A headstone can never distil the essence of a person, but his goes some way to capturing a sense of that satirical and cartoon side of him, his desperation to provoke and shock through word, image and deed, and his profundity.

"It is very unfortunate that a small group of republicans cannot respect the views of the vast majority of people in Northern Ireland but have deliberately attempted to provoke a reaction through erecting a large sign on Black Mountain".