Sentence examples for whether they provoke from inspiring English sources

Liz Hurley's chainmail knickers, Emma Noble's transparent dress are harmless diversions in the passing parade, whether they provoke a tut-tut or a sigh.

Whether they provoke envy, indignation or aspiration, these unscientific attempts to put a pricetag on the chattels of the world's wealthiest heirs and tycoons can always be relied upon to cause a stir.

If hornets responded to a wave, independently whether they provoked it or not, the respective episodes (n = 149) and the hornets were termed 'reactive'reactive

Cultural depictions of violence certainly tell us something worrying about ourselves, whether or not they provoke it.

Hence, the transferability of this study might be limited; however, the quotes cited in this study are very important in terms of whether they raise thought-provoking issues such as that healthcare systems should consider how to maximise women's potential to increase the numbers of women in leadership positions.

WHETHER provoked by his red hair or ruddy cheeks, the nickname Bronzino has stuck to Agnolo di Cosimo, an Italian Renaissance painter (1503-72).

Now there is an idea for the supermarket group as it ponders whether to provoke a minor skirmish with the high street banks or to declare war.

The touchiest issue is whether SSRIs provoke suicides in children.

"If anything, he is using Taiwan for some larger agenda, whether to provoke China or to further his own business interests," Wang said.

But this year there do seem to be more movies than usual that, whether or not they intend to provoke fear, take fear as their subject.

Despite the rapid advances of using graphene as a neural interface material, it still remains unknown whether graphene could provoke neuroinflammation or not, and whether and how the topographical features of graphene influence the neuroinflammation induction.