Sentence examples for primes me from inspiring English sources
Nothing primes me more to hate something than universal acclaim.
That primes me to expect this to be done in piecemeal fashion.
This primes me, as the reader, to expect to see some sort of definitive statement from Huntsman that suggests he is in fact open to the idea.
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The trailhead, halfway down a residential street outside Juneau, primed me for an easy hike.
Monica primed me with another glass of bee spit before another sixteen miles, a week or two later.
Working with leaves can prime me to work with stone and vice versa.
Accounts of earlier stagings of "Einstein" primed me for transcendence; more than a few friends had told me that the work had changed their lives.
As a child, looking at my father, who was up all night stressing — and seeing how much hard work it is to perfect something — primed me, and made me understand that it's not easy.
Perhaps it would have happened anyway, but "November Rain" ended up being the song that primed me for the pleasures of extravagantly long, immersive experiences.
No doubt my previous awareness of the mythology of testosterone had subtly primed me for these feelings of irritation and impatience.
