Sentence examples similar to kind prodding from inspiring English sources

Data flow of this kind prods executives to find ideas in unexpected places and pushes them to combine fragments of information.

As Wade Henderson of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights notes, a few strong lawsuits of this kind could prod many institutions to reform voluntarily.

We moved out to California and I remember getting into to town and listening to my sax solo on the radio and going, "I've made it!" That couldn't have been further from the truth, but that kind of prodded me to move there and my roommate and I wrote this song called "Hearts On Fire" that Richard Elliot put on one of his earlier albums.

Not surprisingly, that kind of prodding has its fans.

It's the kind of prodding we should be applying to any widely consumed internet ornament especially if it's a form of media.

Sad!" Examples of Trump's petty, immature hissy-fits are all over the Internet, and they provide everyone with a glimpse into the kind of prodding that really eats at him.

Irving used his bespoke bulk and his posh accent as a kind of prod to rile the witness.

All of these things kind of prod jazz into a corner where it gets forgotten about.

Rumors have swirled for years that they had some kind of falling out (sustained mostly by prodding from TMZ), and it's tempting to think this appearance on a kids' show might turn into some kind of gak-fueled showdown.

Why do you think that is?" He seems to be tossing out this last point as a kind of dare in the hopes of prodding The Corner to respond.

Throughout, I kept a low profile: occasionally modeling, prodding them when necessary, pointing out the kinds of questions that might have historical answers, but mainly allowing for a lot of silent observation and student-led discussion.