Sentence examples for prompted conversations from inspiring English sources

Byrne said "it [disappointed] him to say" that the posts to Instagram prompted conversations that they might have to discharge the jury.

Through a television ad and online forums, the campaign illustrated and prompted conversations about the slippery slope between harmless interactions and harassment in public places.

For David Gyasi, playing Victor, a law student from Jamaica, the drama prompted conversations with his father, who came to the UK in 1966 from west Africa: "And for that I am really grateful," he says.

Not to mention that that recent instances of whale strikes – the vast majority of which are by large ships, and not whale watching vessels – have prompted conversations about whether to impose speed limits for ships along Australia's coast.

This week, Love Island prompted conversations about gaslighting and emotional abuse, following a statement from Women's Aid about concerning behaviour on the show.

The fallout and his threat of legal recourse has prompted conversations, backlash, anger on all sides, action and perhaps new policies about unconscious bias, gender bias, the gender gap, gender parity and discrimination.

The good news is that the motorboating gang has prompted conversation about other worthy causes.

There was consensus among physician participants that the communication of financial burden between them and their patients is a patient prompted conversation under most circumstances, and the reasons why they do not initiate the conversation are multifaceted.

Use it to prompt conversations about balanced diets, deceptive marketing and how to read between the lines of food advertising.

Her story can be used to prompt conversations in class about the way anonymity affects how we interact online.

By the beginning of 2012, the same paranoia that had led NBC to promote Curry was now prompting conversations about demoting her.