Sentence examples for correctly urged from inspiring English sources
"Collaborative Charity" (editorial, Oct. 15) correctly urged close coordination among the many charities and nonprofit organizations providing funds and services to people affected by the World Trade Center attack.
Parenting books and blogs correctly urge parents to form close bonds with their toddlers and school-age kids.
In his review of Chris Mooney's "Republican War on Science" (Dec. 18), John Horgan correctly states: "Reagan... urged C. Everett Koop, the surgeon general, to investigate whether abortion harms women physically and emotionally.
When a D.J. asks a trivia question and promises concert tickets to the fifth caller who answers correctly, my urge to pick up the phone is instantaneous, as is my urge to wait to hear who won, in case I know him, and very often I do.
But if, as Microsoft urged, its Web browser should more correctly have been viewed as an innovation that enhanced Windows, portions of Judge Jackson's ruling might be vulnerable on appeal.
After moving into Chattanooga, Rosecrans finally wanted to go after Bragg's forces, but Thomas correctly saw that the army could be threatened by over-aggression and urged caution.
Their neighbours urged restraint.
"Keep going!" Sawick urged.
