Sentence examples similar to appealing urge from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama joined the teenager's family on Monday in appealing for calm, urging Americans to accept the decision was "the grand jury's to make".

They will have the same active ingredients as Rennie, but they'll have a picture of a pregnant woman or, better, a really happy baby on the packet, and they'll be called, pff (that is an oral shrug), I don't know, some cynical name that manages to play on the neurosis of the pregnant woman while appealing to her desperate urge to be able to digest her own food.

I am urging and appealing to all parties to take the final decision for humanity".

"I am urging and appealing to all the state parties to take the final decision for humanity".

Appealing to "humanist liberals," he urged: "Help us build.

UCLA's group is appealing to the Delhi High Court, an appeal the activists have urged the university to drop.

After largely keeping out of the internal US debate, British political figures responded to the torrent of criticism the NHS has faced in the US by appealing directly to American voters and urging them to recognise its merits.

First Minister Alex Salmond has written to voters appealing to them to back independence, urging "let's do this".

Lobbyists are also appealing to more sympathetic members of Congress, urging them to apply pressure on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which has proved to be an aggressive foe of the banks.

That the exodus includes so many young people has alarmed officials, who have issued statements urging them to stay by appealing to patriotism and duty at a time of war.

"Amami, Alfredo" is among the most indestructible of them, appealing as it does to the diva's imperial urges.