Sentence examples for prodding on from inspiring English sources

Klinsmann can be an engaging orator, going on and on without prodding on a range of subjects, like how he views his team: "I'm telling you, if I go player by player through both teams — and this is not just because I'm a very positive thinking person, it's because I evaluate players — I'm telling you that we've got to go into Mexico City to beat them in front of 100,000 people," he said.

Most visibly, societal institutions - business, government, schools, places of faith, health systems, etc. - are in constant need of pushing, pulling and prodding on the long journey towards justice.

A prominent, centrist, American politician in autumn 2012 is voluntarily invoking climate change -- without prodding on an MTV interview, without bowing to 21st century bridge fuels or grimacing at the pace of green technology's development.

A complete absence of swimming movement was scored as death, and also reconfirmed by transferred animals not moving upon prodding on agar plates.

The examined cells are indeed in mitosis, as indicated either by NE herniation (the result of monopolar spindles prodding on the NE Figuree 5D, and see also Figure 6A) or the presence of spindle microtubules.

After some gentle prodding on her part, I mounted up.

Will those prodded on by some deep-seated compulsion, damned to feed those inner demons and always sweat-drenched seconds away from cutting off an ear or sticking your head in the microwave please stand up?

We've grown up with so many methods of communication available to us, and we've gravitated towards the least intrusive ones because we know how it feels to be digitally prodded on a range of different channels.

Slowly, mightily, the elephant marched through the tall grass, down the gentle slope, prodded on by the constantly moving bare feet of the mahout perched on its shoulders.

Prodded on by the succès fou of a traveler's account of Afghanistan, the British government begins to view the country as a problem it has a duty to solve.

After watching the Bush and Obama teams funnel hundreds of billions of taxpayer funds to the banks, prodded on by the Goldman Sachs apostles within their administrations, on the pretense of stabilizing the economy, how are we supposed to take this lightweight action seriously?