Sentence examples for * prompts in from inspiring English sources

It's the emotion that it prompts in us today that's the key.

"It prompts in some people a lack of respect for the system," Professor Cohen said.

Is she capable of making light-hearted quips about bathroom cleaner and enjoying the reaction said quip prompts in others?

Or how far are they culturally specific, with people in different places and in different historical periods laughing at very different prompts in very different ways?

This formative rhythm action game cordially invites players to bust ridiculous disco moves by following onscreen direction prompts, in a similar manner to Sony's revered PaRappa The Rapper.

Bing is introducing features that see search as a conversation and try to anticipate what's on a user's mind, offering prompts in a column on the left.

It also describes the alarming allergic reactions Marmite sometimes prompts in babies, and points out the similarity between the dark-brown gunk and pus from diseased pigs.

Warm-up | Tell students to respond to the following prompts in their journals: What images come to mind when you hear the word "tattoo"?

It's not named after Brien, she says, but the flashing light on a Blackberry, and the tensions it prompts in a girl when it's shining on her boyfriend's phone.

That sense of wonder, together with the vertigo that rapid change prompts in the middle-aged mind, filled the House of Lords debate on the 25th anniversary of the world wide web, initiated by Baroness (Martha) Lane-Fox last week.

Even though it contains not one academic dance step, I often think of this 1975 creation as the dance of all dances; and I'm almost embarrassed by the range of reactions it prompts in me: gasps, laughs, sobs.