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provocative sentence examples

  • Noone wore masks or did anything provocative at the police present.
  • Provocative remarks, bea manages to hold her tongue.
  • The design of the dyson cr01 range of washing machines seems deliberately provocative.
  • Provocative to say the least, as was so much of brando's dramatically rebellious life!
  • Next bit of preamble well my deliberately provocative preamble got a bit of a response, which isn't bad for a sunday.
  • Provocative in some way.
  • They want someone provocative who is weird and strange and controversial.
  • Provocative, psychological thriller; david slade is a clearly a talent to watch.
  • John mcdonnell said that prescott's action would be seen as provocative.
  • Unabashedly pro-woman, her animated and enthusiastic lectures are engaging and often profoundly provocative.
  • Provocative in the best sense.
  • Provocative stance by questioning much of the accepted wisdom of marketing.
  • It does not really make sense; given cesa's history, it just looks provocative.
  • Don't engage in or allow any sexually provocative games involving or observed by children, whether based on talking or touching.
  • Provocative thinker.
  • Invited speakers will give their response to this intentionally provocative question, followed by an open discussion.
  • Provocative gesture by hall.
  • Her highly theatrical piece explored the familiar topic of love in an original way which audience members found extremely moving and emotionally provocative.
  • Provocative commentary upon a diverse range of subjects.
  • Following the first highly provocative imports of american gm soya, there had been little time for public debate.

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