Provokes

As the vulnerable Moon in your sensitive 4th house provokes rigid Saturn in your partnership zone, there’s probably a part of you that’s interested in being taken care of.

ASU’s theme of “Memoria” provokes nostalgia and creates a comforting atmosphere with its performances.

Excess glucose enters the blood and provokes the hormone insulin, which promotes fat storage in the adipose tissue.

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is actively preparing to launch another Republican presidential bid, targeted New Hampshire voters with Facebook ads during the CNN event that said Trump “PROVOKES VIOLENCE,” “PAYS HUSH MONEY” and “ABUSES WOMEN".

It constantly provokes the U.S. — mostly by veiled threats to unleash anti-American terrorists in the Middle East and perhaps inside America itself.

Moreover, we consider it likely that Cuba will be removed from such a fateful list during the next 12 months; so strong is the rejection it provokes, not only within the US, but also throughout Latin America and the world.

Sponsored: The Utah Humanities’ tour of the Smithsonian Museum on Main Street’s Crossroads: Change in Rural America is a traveling exhibition that provokes fresh thinking and sparks conversations about the future and sustainability of rural communities.

Sure, the controversy regarding gender identity and the implementation of progressive ideals in conservative communities provokes anger.

The answer is unspeakable, because it provokes such profound despair.

The housemates intervene to silence the two, but Elvish's comment of "Bewakoof Ka Baccha" provokes Avinash further.

While this is a really mechanical way of considering how we “experience” drug use, Becker’s classic model provokes a larger series of existential questions that touch on dense, philosophical topics like free will.

And I recommend staying well clear from the pink-hued Pretty Little Unicorn, a variety so violently sugary that it provokes an outer-body experience not seen in these parts since the Enfield poltergeist.

Europe remains at risk of intensifying Russian aggression, and democracies in Asia watch the United States stumble again and again while Xi’s China provokes, threatens, coerces and looks for its own opportunities to make moves at our expense.

It is godawful, it provokes a physical revulsion in me.

Mindful of the envy it provokes, Dawn won’t say exactly how much her daughter earns from ads and brand endorsements on her channels.

So it provokes the question: why was the very same irrational argument made with regard to the Matheson Mill?

Courgette flowers are “something serious”, while homemade bread provokes a reassured sigh from Fay Maschler.

He provokes these ideals, pokes them, bends them, demands to see what's going on underneath.

In its metamorphism, the work provokes the malleability of history.

It acquires meaning and significance from its human contexts, from the ways it infiltrates the lives of the people, from the reactions it provokes, and from the manner in which it gives expression to cultural and political values.