Sentence examples for you provoke from inspiring English sources
What is the curiosity that you provoke, the responsibilities you delegate or the surprise that you reveal.
"I have a very big respect for English design, because they are provocation, and when you provoke, something stays after," says Mr. Cardin.
"In the case of discrimination on grounds of nationality, you can be guilty of an offence in Dutch law if you provoke social unrest.
"Why would you provoke a great national debate about nothing very much in particular in response to a document that hasn't materialized yet and might never materialize?" he said.
The trouble is, no matter what you want to do, you have to be careful now because there's a hundred thousand American troops in Afghanistan, and if you provoke the Pakistanis into even more explicit support for Taliban fighters, you're going to put the possibility of a managed transition out of the Afghan War into even greater jeopardy than it already faces.
If you provoke Beijing, you will be marginalised economically.
The questions kept coming: Were you provoked?
"You provoked thought and discussion and it was a good thing.
Livingstone, who got Jones's name wrong three times by calling him "Jeremy", added: "You provoked this row.
"I mean, 'Fuck you,' to me?" "Well, maybe you provoked her, Joe," the friend offered.
