Sentence examples for it a prick from inspiring English sources

Without it, a prick from a thorn or sore throat can easily turn fatal.

Through it all, she has remained resolutely herself, refusing to be, as she once put it, "a prick".

Here's how to do it without doing it like a prick.

All it takes a prick to the finger," he says.

Luckily, most people are pretty good at seeing the funny side of the worlds they inhabit (the UK hip-hop fans we met in Bristol being a notable exception), and if anyone came out of it looking like a prick, it was probably me.

(The contradiction between profiting from slave labor at home while advancing the ideals of human liberty in Philadelphia, New York and Washington did prick some of their consciences — but it was just a prick).

It feels like a prick - not even a bad one - and a bit of a pinch.

If I have a fight with somebody, it makes me look like a prick, but it makes the social-media numbers explode.

Gervais is a pretty meta kinda guy, but if it took Davidson over 40 years to work up the gusto to pretend to be sorry for being a prick, it's difficult to imagine Gervais folding any time soon.

And you can use it to call people a prick with.

The problem with this is not how one congratulates a prick – by wanking it, perhaps – but rather the quotation marks: it is not clear, when it comes to "a walking prick", who exactly is talking.