People who have, against many odds, finally recognized their homosexuality may be subtly prompted to gaslight themselves to question their own hard-won, bodily wisdom.
In each experiment, the researchers subtly prompted half the volunteers to think of money--by having them read an essay that mentioned money, for example, or seating them facing a poster depicting different types of currency--before putting them in a social situation.
Moffat, who had remained in Bulawayo, was occasionally called upon by the king for advice, prompting the missionary to subtly assist Rudd's team through his counsel.
However, while there has been lively -albeit subtly constricted- discourse about the leaks in the United States, prompting President Obama's recent announcement of reforms, in Britain the issue has suffered from an alarming degree of critical neglect, especially it seems from Members of Parliament.
Clark's piece subtly alludes to these contemporary manifestations of hate and confusion, prompting viewers to contemplate what comes after anger.
Growing frustration with Saudi restrictions on women's participation in international sporting events has prompted the IOC to subtly increase pressure on the kingdom.
Mr. Daley's drooping popularity prompted some who have given him high praise to subtly revise their views on the Richard II era.
As he subtly toyed with the audience, building tension without raising his volume or speed, he repeatedly prompted cheers even before his solos had ended.
While almost any exercise can prompt remodeling of the left ventricle over time, different types of exercise often produce subtly different effects.
But they have prompted a great deal of justifiable anger from people who believe they unfairly, if subtly, depict the loss of Turner's once-bright future as the real tragedy, rather than the fact that a woman was sexually assaulted while unconscious.
