How To Use Provocatively In A Sentence
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Provocatively mingy tax cuts seem to have caused black affront on a scale to surprise even the Nats.
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That, at least, is the bizarre suggestion from a group of lawyers calling for new sexual harassment laws to include women who eat 'too provocatively' in public.
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`Try it,' he said provocatively
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The honest lyrics, however unsettling they may sometimes be, are provocatively and insightfully moving.
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When he came in to find her, she was standing on her head in a sexy leotard, legs provocatively parted.
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Themes of kids at play and sinister, forbidding landscapes remain, processed through a computer and enhanced by found sounds and distorted, provocatively repetitive tone patterns.
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A person can dress provocatively and, moreover, this can be inappropriate.
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He's shocked to find her dressed provocatively and in a saucy mood.
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She spots Bruno staring at her, and gives him a ‘come-on’ look while provocatively tonguing her ice cream cone.
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Already, you can see around town Italianised Chinese teenagers, the girls particularly conspicuous in their chic, often provocatively cut outfits and heavy makeup.
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You don't dress provocatively, and you don't go around flaunting yourself.
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In a strange irony, woman who would eviscerate any male who for one moment suggested that a female dressing provocatively and walking in a dark alley late at night was "asking for it" feel free to remark on Palin as "fuckable," and to refer to her selection by the GOP as their
The Virginian
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Japanese official says there is no evidence the Chinese government has been encouraging fishermen to behave provocatively.
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And advice financial of countless in the coliphage, from a sun that has fourth ago set but mulishly unconventionally sigeh provocatively from fourthly the allosaur.
Rational Review
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The historian Arikha traces the humoral doctrine through the ages, exploring the intersection of folk wisdom and state-of-the-art science, and provocatively argues that the basic model continues to inform science in surprising ways.
Cover to Cover
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Some of the taunting he has faced is provocatively personal, but he laughs it off.
Times, Sunday Times
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Socrates seems, or could be seen, to be speaking not just ironically but provocatively in describing himself as a gift of the god.
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The dreamlike exoticism was heightened by a video performance of a '20s-style ballad, featuring the undulations of a laconic singer and a provocatively pierced nude male dancer.
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Carlson, (Romanticism's) phantasy is our reality test, which she provocatively refers to as the in/fancy of
Introduction
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War-torn Germany is provocatively portrayed with bombed-out buildings and spontaneous marketplaces arising out of stark, rubble-lined streets.
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That, at least, is the bizarre suggestion from a group of lawyers calling for new sexual harassment laws to include women who eat 'too provocatively' in public.
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Her statue falls under both categories: worst because, in the grand tradition of oversexualized comic statues, she's wearing an outrageously skimpy halter top, boyshorts, and high heels, has her hips provocatively swayed, and is invitingly dangling a pair handcuffs from a finger.
APED: "frozen ghazal"
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It's no wonder then that provocatively-named shots and shooters, and colorful Martinis made with flavored vodkas and sweet syrups are all the rage with them.
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In the minds of both males and females, girls dress provocatively to garner a certain reaction.
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And John Culmer Bell looks at the nature of electromagnetic radiation as a shaper of 19th - and 20th - century urban form, provocatively questioning whether sacrificing the pleasures of ‘noctambulism’ simply on environmental grounds is actually a good thing.
Ballardian » A Near Future: Nic Clear’s Tribute to JG Ballard
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Part science fiction, part picaresque, and part burlesque, its alphabetized entries gesture provocatively, giving glimpses of their source's unattainable body.
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In La Belle Rafaela, 1927, de Lempicka provocatively posed a Parisian prostitute in a close-up image as voluptuous female odalisque or reclining nude.
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Once inside the joint, you see girls with black-rimmed glasses lolling around the sofas, riffling Penguin classics provocatively.
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Walking up to the Opera, you see a waxwork of Berg in its windows clutching an open copy of the score, surrounded by dummies provocatively posed as Reeperbahn hookers.
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Some of the taunting he has faced is provocatively personal, but he laughs it off.
Times, Sunday Times
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She's already larked about in her undies for a camera, and she's also made vague allusions to wanting to dress up provocatively for the series.
