Sentence examples for with provocation from inspiring English sources

Mike Bartlett's new play King Charles III begins with provocation.

Female ejaculation is usually associated with provocation of the mystical G-spot.

The episode is so rich with provocation that it's worth watching as a whole.

The dawn of the punk-rock dad bespeaks an existential crisis for the genre, which has become recherché where once it was searing with provocation.

Lévy's hortatory prose seethes with provocation and paradox; the trouble is that so many of his observations are so stale and predictable.

If the Internet sometimes seems sodden with argument and counter-argument, with provocation enough to stretch on beyond the death of the republic (which, granted, hasn't seemed that far off, lately), this, Emerson's essays remind us, is nothing new.

He has won detractors and defenders in equal measure with provocations like "Dancer in the Dark" and "Dogville".

But the alternative is, at best, another half-century of putting up with provocations from the North or, far worse, a major nuclear crisis that ends in a devastating war.

The scientific jury is still out on the various versions of epigenesis, but Mukherjee has done much good by concluding his history of genetics with provocations to think critically about some ways we commonly oppose heredity and the environment.

That still exterior belied an interior churning with provocations.

Most of the artists responded with provocations, which opened up a whole new raft of questions for me.