Sentence examples for certainly urge from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what my story's message is, but I would certainly urge people to leave New York.

"And I certainly urge the Senate to have nothing to do with letting it seem, if you'll excuse me, that Hitler won the war".

"I would certainly urge everybody not to go and try to raise a lot of money to buy an election on this issue," he said.

"I would certainly urge everybody not to go and try to raise a lot of money to buy an election on this issue," Mr. Bloomberg said.

"If people know they have a choice and still sit back and wait a little longer, that's O.K. We would certainly urge people not to wait until the last minute, but they don't all have to all rush out and do it tomorrow".

"We would certainly urge him to think again if he has any care for people who use him company's services," he added.

"There is the regional comprehensive economic partnership that is being promoted by the ASEAN countries of south-east Asia, but we still want to see the Trans-Pacific Partnership pass through the US Congress and we're certainly urging both the Clinton and the Trump camps to do just that," she said.

I certainly would urge them to understand the pain and suffering and love".

And I certainly would urge everyone -- not just the deaf community -- to instill a positive self in those who cannot hear and promote a life fulfillment that encourages people to overcome their limitations by circumventing methods which strengthen the abilities they have, whether physical, creative or intellectual.

Certainly, it urges people to stay clear of the dangerous fringes, where tourists do not roam.

Certainly anyone urging reform does well to remember that in higher education the United States remains an example to the world, and that American universities compete for foreign students more successfully than almost any other American industry competes for foreign customers.