Sentence examples for everyday urges from inspiring English sources

People once lived within a pattern of being, which educated the emotions, guided the temporary toward the permanent and linked everyday urges to higher things.

Why are OB-GYNs speaking out about the dangers of chemicals in our everyday environment and urging providers to educate their patients about it?

Of course, the cruel irony is that the people who funded the vicious TV ads and flights of mail urging everyday Americans to throw out the Democrats in order to demonstrate their fury at the economy, are the very people who have made a killing themselves by attacking the middle class.

Mr. Brooks urges Republican leaders to research the everyday problems that Americans face in trying to succeed.

Stop Too Big to Fail urges lawmakers to refrain from exploiting everyday investors by dismantling the leveraged and interconnected institutions.

Mr. Banberger believes there are young Jews scattered among them, and urges the members to seek them out in everyday life.

A charismatic salesman, Dichter flipped Freud's pessimistic ideas about childhood traumas and buried urges into opportunities for seeking pleasure and fulfilment in everyday purchases.

Mr. Armitage urges us to consider the earth a knowable, local everyday place, a world you can shape by action and deed, closer to home, belonging to each.

ASHP further urges pharmacists to "integrate awareness of dietary supplement use into everyday practice" (p. 1709) [ 10].

With his five-string banjo in hand, he helped lay the foundation for American protest music, singing about the plight of everyday working folks and urging listeners to political and social activism in hopes of improving their country.

Furthermore, implementation of novel diagnostics and therapeutic interventions in everyday cardiac care has urged us to change definitions since our earliest reports on prevalence and incidence of MI and CHD [ 8– 10].