Sentence examples for typically provocative from inspiring English sources

"I don't agree there is a coming back to the old style," he said, typically provocative.

Grindcore lyrics are typically provocative.

The title is typically provocative.

"Welcome to the John Waters Massacre!" So it was that John Waters, with typically provocative aplomb, announced his presence at the Tennessee Williams New Orleans Literary Festival.

Sayat's reaction came heavily in contrast to the response issued by the typically provocative Trump, who instead berated right-wing political activist Pam Geller for launching a 'Draw the Prophet' contest in Texas.

Mackenzie's typically provocative Daily Mail column was published on 21 April last year and began: "Last week, I raised the uncomfortable issue of foreign doctors working in this country, and targeted the offensive behaviour of a Spanish consultant.

Armitage said Morrissey was typically and deliberately provocative throughout the interview.

As The Economist went to press, another strike was planned to start on November 5th.Choosing Bonfire Night is deliberately provocative: London's firemen typically deal with three times as many calls on November 5th as on normal nights.

Needlessly provocative?

"Mom" is more genuinely provocative.

It's deliberately provocative.