Sentence examples for a constant urge from inspiring English sources

There is a constant urge to find other alternatives to the petroleum-based products.

But the strange textures of modern life continue to exert a pull of fascination, a constant urge to recognise patterns.

The photographer feels a constant urge to embellish reality, as when he tries to take a picture of an old couple whose cornfield was ruined by a hailstorm.

Compounded together, this refined progression system and the brilliant tools therein give Titanfall 2 far longer legs than its predecessor, offering out slews of upgrades and rewards that give you a constant urge to try out new things.

The device does so many different things so well that there's a constant urge when you're using one to do something else.

I've had no nightmares, and the main effect of being mugged has been a constant urge to look behind me when walking down dark London streets.

The product is part of the Sittning collection -- which celebrates "the joys of sharing a meal with those you love" -- and seems like a reasonable enough solution to a very real problem: the constant urge to pull our phones out at the dinner table to answer texts, tweets, emails, Snapchats, Yik Yaks, Instagrams, whats-a-doodles, et cetera.

But first, I had to go back, pack and take a five-hour train ride to our next destination: The Amalfi Coast, a beautiful, scenic trip if you're not burning below and having the constant urge to use a public, tiny, mobile, lurching bathroom.

For an addict, this only increases the constant urge to shop.

At first the discomfort and discharge stop me from forming a positive relationship with my altered body, and my constant urge to be active sits badly with my inability to walk more than a few hundred metres.

It was my commitment to this constant urge that eventually led me to become a therapist.