Sentence examples for prone to teasing from inspiring English sources
Young siblings are also prone to teasing from other children, who do not have the social inhibitions of adults.
This is an important population of children to study, whether they sleep in open dormitories or would be more prone to teasing and shaming if enuresis occurred.
Never give in to teasing.
He litters clues behind him like a ticker-tape parade, his photofit is so gorgeously accurate it's like a passport booth snap, and during fits of ennui he is prone to call Stella, teasing, "not caught me yet, have you?".
Researchers aimed to not only show which countries were most prone to insomnia, but tease out possible socio-demographic and family-related factors that contribute to a lack of sleep.
If efforts to aid individuals' weight loss are to be successful, said the study's lead author, Dr. Barkha Patel, researchers will need to tease out the factors that make certain individuals particularly prone to overeating. .
The conditioner will make it easier to tease out any tangles and will minimize damage to hair, making it less prone to frizz.
"Cats like to tease mice.
JJ Abrams loves to tease.
