Sentence examples for constantly prodding from inspiring English sources

Covered by Johnny Cash before his death, Oldham's unofficial anthem makes plain what much of his output has since sought to obscure - that Oldham is a bard constantly prodding at the dark underbelly of things.

In the example, she wasn't constantly prodding or micromanaging me me given the issues in my project.

Burt as one of the "Top 11 X-Files Monsters", noting that "as [series creator Chris Carter] imagines him, [God] is a benevolent deity, constantly prodding his creatures to look at the patterns before them, to see the overall plan that he's laid out.

He continued, "It should constantly prod the observer to reach out from the familiar to the unfamiliar".

Yet the final decision appears to have hinged more on Mr. Gore's sense of himself as a Tennesseean -- and as the moral man his parents had constantly prodded him to be.

Radiohead's Knives Out is the opener, starting in the familiar Mehldau manner with hints and sketchy motifs before quickening into flowing double-time, the top line constantly prodded and twisted by the independent melodies in the pianist's left hand.

He believes young people's sense of disengagement today is "exacerbated by living so much of their lives online, constantly prodded with push alerts and interacting with the world via social media platforms engineered to extract as much of their attention as possible".

"I was so over the photo shoots, constantly being prodded at and paraded.

Dr. Greene is constantly questioning, and prodding her students to question, too.

He claimed that the ISA has been "constantly pushing and prodding" the GOI to "prevent their issues from falling through the cracks".

In a 1992 reminiscence, Justice O'Connor wrote that Justice Marshall was "constantly pushing and prodding us to respond not only to the persuasiveness of legal argument but also to the power of moral truth".