| The question is why an innocuous Hollywood film should provoke such a reaction. |
| The expressions on the faces of the players in close-up provoke emotion in the audience. |
| Certainly they're not going start a war, chemical, biological or nuclear within the country unless we provoke them to it by invading the country. |
| The shooting appears to be a clumsy attempt to provoke violence that would justify their continued presence in the country. |
| Incorporation of harder or more fibrous material in the diet could provoke such a need. |
| The opening scene is likely to provoke a Pavlovian drool reaction in the audience. |
