Sentence examples for primed to like from inspiring English sources

— David Grann As a psychoanalytic wannabe — I've always dreamed of going into analysis but remain, sadly, unanalyzed — I was primed to like "The Examined Life," a collection of case studies by Stephen Grosz, a psychoanlyst in London.

He has built his reputation for charm and wit and droll self-deprecation as much on his hugely entertaining talk-show appearances — and his appearances on HBO's "The Larry Sanders Show" — as he has on his acting, and we're primed to like him.

These students answered more correct answers than those who had not been primed to think like a professor.

Overall, these results indicate that SSCs are primed to become ES-like cells, partially at the miRNA expression level, and this transition can occur easily under suitable culture conditions.

Suffice it say, I care deeply about college students and am primed to be sensitive to messages like this.

Those who were not primed to think about honesty acted like those people who did not lie.

This accentuated anti-proliferation response suggests that cells with reduced 19S subunits are primed to enter a protected, quiescent-like state when flux through the proteasome is compromised.

This heightened anti-proliferation response suggests that cells with reduced 19S subunits are primed to enter a protected, quiescent-like state when flux through the proteasome is reduced.

Prime time seems to like Megyn Kelly just fine. .

(There are seven Magicicada species in all, four of which emerge, every thirteen years, in the Southern and Midwestern states; they seem to like prime numbers).

But if Abenomics fails to live up to its promises, voters in some future election may yet treat the prime minister they seem to like so much as harshly as they did back in 2007.