Sentence examples for experience has pricked from inspiring English sources

The experience has pricked Harris's writerly antennae.

This has pricked the bubble of impunity in Russia".

"There is nothing that has pricked the consciousness of the American people," he said.

I had pricked his lung.

Ingle's ears have pricked up.

But the new austerity seems to have pricked her conscience.

The thorns have pricked, and blood has been shed indeed.

Instead of having prick their finger continuously, customers can now put a patch on, which delivers readings whenever they want.

His conscience has been pricked by this failure as much as anything else.

The Norwich Terrier has more pricked ears than the closely related Norfolk Terrier.

No other Aurora of my experience has acted in such affecting detail the different sensations that pass through her after pricking her finger on the spindle.