Sentence examples for prompt expressions from inspiring English sources

All it took was the appointment this month of Art McMaster -- the fifth chief executive of the sagging pageant in five years -- to prompt expressions of dismay from Leonard Horn, who was general counsel to the pageant from 1963 to 1987, when he came the chief executive.

We can also consider other ways of stimulating emotions, knowing the fact that watching emotional videos is not always sufficient to prompt expressions that would provide all the relevant information to evaluate all aspects of personality, and this is another direction which will be pursued in our future research.

He was relying on such in dicators as the quick denial by the Arab splinter group that it had planted the Swiss bomb, and Jordan's prompt expression of regret over the Swissair dis aster.

This is in contrast to the prompt expression of ZNF143 and GPX1 genes in the mitochondrial respiratory dysfunction.

Word of his latest health problems prompted expressions of concern in Israel.

The specter of fallen buildings prompted expressions of sympathy from people often at odds with the United States.

On the eve of Yom Kippur, the killing plunged his American and Israeli families into despair and prompted expressions of outrage from Jewish leaders in Brooklyn and Israel.

Thus far, the debate has been impeccably civil and both sides well behaved, prompting expressions of state pride from Dr. Dean and others.

The news prompted expressions of shock from Danes who had hoped that a crisis that triggered a wave of attacks on Danish embassies had been put to rest.

The merger discussions became strained last December when BA announced merger talks with Australia's Qantas, prompting expressions of surprise from Iberia.

The ruling on Jan . 1by Judge Maria Claudia Campuzano in Mexico City prompted expressions of outrage from the United States Embassy as well as from the capital's new District Attorney.