Sentence examples similar to blithely urging from inspiring English sources
And one of Mr. Bloomberg's more ignominious moments came after the blizzard in December 2010, when he blithely urged snowed-in New Yorkers to take in a Broadway show.
During a break in the call-in show, Mr. McClintock insisted that he had received no calls from the White House or state party officials urging him to drop out and argued that it was simply too soon to blithely turn the election over to an unproven first-time candidate like Mr. Schwarzenegger, no matter his fame, strong support in the polls and wide lead in fund-raising.
Several needed no urging.
Her new album, "Supermoon" (Heads Up International) is full of blithely benevolent messages; in "Affection" she urges, "Share it!" The music follows through with an international assortment of grooves, from funk to jazz to Steve Reich-like percussion to the most airborne one of all: the electrified pygmy-style call-and-response of "Gati".
What the placebo effect really urges us to be is both more sceptical and more open-minded about what we blithely call active ingredients.
Five children, long urged to avoid peanuts like the plague, today tote peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches in their lunch boxes, blithely share candy with friends and accept snacks at other people's homes without quizzing their hosts on the treats' ingredients.
Blithely accepting such assurances at face value is why these kinds of killings are so troubling, and why we have repeatedly urged that an outside party — such as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court — provide an independent review when a citizen is targeted.
Their neighbours urged restraint.
