Sentence examples similar to ardently urging from inspiring English sources
"Don't let's look for pretexts to stop talking," the newly gung-ho Mr Netanyahu, past master of pretexts, ardently urged.
Young-hee is a character of vital insight and inspired impulse, whether she drops to her knees amid the splendors of nature or ardently urges a friend to live adventurously.
Further, many Israeli experts said Wednesday, the deal presented by Russia, in which Syria would relinquish its stockpile of such weapons, could become Exhibit A for how a credible military threat by the United States — something Israel's leaders have ardently urged against Iran's nuclear program — could force the hand of a reluctant and adversarial government.
Within minutes of the documents being published, Jacob Rees-Mogg, the chair of the ardently pro-Brexit European Research Group (ERG), had written to all his Tory colleagues with a detailed rebuttal, urging them to join him in voting it down.
Several needed no urging.
He'd press forward, sampling the moods of his partner, proceeding with determination to satisfy his urges, then retreating almost as ardently.
After ardently expressing the desire to do films that will urge people to think for themselves and not just be "good little consumers," he quickly offered a superstitious disclaimer: "Now watch, I'll do something blockbuster to make a lot of money so that Roman can go to college".
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe urged changes and many officials predicted that the European Union, which Latvia ardently wants to join, would never let the country in unless it lowered the obstacles to citizenship.
Their neighbours urged restraint.
