provocatively

Other people have asked these questions before, of course, but never so provocatively.

She put her hands on his shoulders, looked provocatively up at him.

Inside, they begin to dance provocatively in the middle of the floor.

She began to dance again, provocatively, and he could not help but watch.

On one level, he is dealing provocatively with thought control by the media.

She strode provocatively across the room and back toward me.

She set a hand on his arm, not provocatively but in a friendly way.

"I would not object if you did," he said provocatively.

Now the women began to move and sing, advancing toward the men provocatively.

The last two years of independence she compared, provocatively, to "living on the front line".

Yet the question of what faith, truth and reality have to do with one another remains provocatively open.

He brought out the last words provocatively, hurling them in our face as it were.

She kissed him provocatively with her body pressed against his and then sat up.

Standing too close to him, she tilted her head provocatively and said, "I found those records you asked for."

The two girls were so different, yet so provocatively similar.

What I did was find the least modest outfit possible, and show it provocatively.

I got off the couch and stood in front of him posing provocatively.

Perhaps most provocatively, why did Bush refuse to seek advice from his father?

How could she laugh provocatively or maybe say something daring, with them listening?

She licked her lips provocatively, and took a long drink.

In some of the cases, he urged the victim to dress provocatively for the meeting.

And surely that's the same kind of attitude, when we talk about women dressing provocatively.

Shannon dresses provocatively to take the focus away from her intelligence.