The peril of such an occasion is that you feel prompted to applaud a work just because it seemed true to some aspect of Cunningham dance theater or to denigrate it solely because it didn't.
"The more Americans in Iraq, the less Iraqis might feel prompted to come forward and furnish us that intelligence, which is what we need so badly to deal with this threat".
Finding a loved one having passed, or an individual who has died, is a highly emotional ordeal and the only way the process of recovery can truly begin is if you are respondent to grieving and have a good cry when you feel prompted.
Nevertheless, the need is so vast that the NBC anchor Brian Williams felt prompted to explain himself on MSNBC earlier in the week.
In the telephone interview on Monday afternoon, Mr. Shargel said that he felt prompted to appear on TV because the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, had "so embraced Letterman's story".
"Clarkson is one of those 'Marmite' personalities that you probably either love or hate, and the chances are that many of the public he upset weren't likely to be among his fans in the first place, while people who do appreciate his sense of humour and follow him on TV may have felt prompted to go out and buy his Powered Up DVD over the weekend".
But it is a shame that the players have not felt prompted to act for themselves.
After overcoming her suicidal thoughts and initial shock, she felt prompted to create a "darker" project as compared to her previous albums.
While wary of initially releasing information about the resignation, the Holy Synod felt prompted to release a public statement about his release due to rumors that had spread about their intentions.
The "Top Chef" host felt prompted to come forward now, she said, after President Donald Trump and other politicians publicly wondered why two women accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of decades-old sexual assault didn't report him sooner.
