Sentence examples for being primed from inspiring English sources

As evidence for the effectiveness of priming, participants reported less control over food consumption after being primed for lack of control than for control cognitions.

Now we are being primed to anticipate another familiar song.

As a kid, I was already being primed: the streets are your own fantasy".

Are Alice and Grant being primed to be the next generation of Utopia's killers?

"What the markets are seeing is the economic engines are not being primed," Mr. Bayer said.

And the glossy catalog of aircraft and missiles being primed for action makes for an impressively chilly display of hardware.

Clearly, the voters were being primed for a pivotal moment in political history — a battle of the giants.

The Republican electorate is being primed to expect the annihilation of individual freedom under a Hillary Clinton Administration.

Such students are being primed by struggling schools for "a downward spiral" in a society that increasingly demands college diplomas.

One does not hear all that much, though, about the ways children in affluent cultures are being primed for competitive adult lives.

But here that man was a somebody on a downward slide, being primed, pampered actually, to reclaim stardom, if he can "stay sober and learn lines".