Sentence examples for prompt viewers from inspiring English sources

(To its credit, "Falling" is likely to prompt viewers to investigate autism further).

Her bead sculptures about race and violence and being fat prompt viewers to contemplate society's troubles out loud.

His detractors find him condescending, because he so willingly subjects characters who are not rich or sophisticated or sleek to indignities that prompt viewers to laugh or wince.

Yet the show does bring its urban-based contestants closer to a "state of nature", which could prompt viewers to think about whether human beings have innate ethical codes, and the dynamics of group living in a non-civilised setting.

One might as well be at a trade fair, where demonstrations of the latest digital gadgets prompt viewers to wonder what would happen if they were put to imaginative use.

His films, like "Drowning by Numbers" (1988) and "Prospero's Books" (1991), are not so much linear stories as archives of rich visual data that prompt viewers to leap from idea to idea.

(This secret may prompt viewer speculation about possible clandestine maneuvers today).

I saw a human reflecting, which prompted viewers to be empathetic.

Through the use of audio prompts, viewers download Web sites that have more information.

Kimmel became visibly upset while speaking about the incident, and prompted viewers of his show to donate to a wildlife research unit.

It is an effective marketing tool, prompting viewers to click on ads at much higher rates than typical ads, including conventional pop-up ads.