Sentence examples for prompted to discuss from inspiring English sources

The essay closes with a challenge: "Don't hesitate, hurry up and mark the [zero] grade, then go off and play mahjong... ......Another student in Shanghai, prompted to discuss the "more important things" in life, responded "be a true punk", "get in a fight with a metal band", "live freely" and "get a girlfriend".

He wept openly while being interviewed pitch-side by the same TV Globo reporter (Tino Marcos) who in 2010 looked embarrassed when the keeper started choking on his own tears when prompted to discuss his fluffed attempt to punch a Wesley Sneijder cross which led to the winning goal.

Ralston, still wearing a sling at the time, was prompted to discuss his reasons for venturing out alone, his thoughts on death and his prospects for a movie deal, to which he responded, "I don't think I can really talk about that".

During interviews, scientists may be prompted to discuss disability-related matters but only under very restricted conditions.

In the video, Merfeld seems slightly nervous, but is easily prompted to discuss the murder plot.

Yet, when prompted to discuss the respective methodologies behind their parts of Arcology, in practice and ethos they hue much closer to one another.

There were also prompts to discuss with the registrar what he/she should keep doing, do more of, do less of, and stop doing.

The question prompt list included a prompt about EPAs and EPGs while the checklist for the geriatric consultation included a prompt to discuss end of life care plans and consider completion of a GPCP.

Many participants identified the personalised advice offered by the IPHR, its prompts to discuss its recommendations with the clinician (eg, whether to take aspirin), and its ability to prioritise recommendations and thereby highlight critical or information to act on, as very important.

The 2004 Post article by Paul Farhi suggests that "the 2000 election, NBC's graphics department and David Letterman all played critical roles". NBC graphics, because that prompted Tim Russert and Matt Lauer to discuss red and blue states shortly before Election Night.

Both hearing exchanges have prompted women to discuss aloud and online how Harris's experiences with her fellow senators are only highlighting the treatment average women, especially women of color, experience every day.