Sentence examples for exactly urging from inspiring English sources

She may be right about urging caution in Egypt, and Tunisia certainly turned out better than the rest of the Arab Spring, but there are many other examples of Clinton not exactly urging restraint towards dictators.

"I would just urge the American people, if they're hearing all this talk, to read exactly what was said," he added.

The chairman was, in fact, saying exactly the opposite, urging Congress to spend more money.

More exactly, he is urging us to re-think key episodes in America's past by relating them to what was happening elsewhere in the world.

The true test of whether there will be any "adults" in the room may come if Trump and Bannon push for military action against Iran, an option to which Mattis has been open ― as a long history of statements and proposals urging exactly that course of action indicates.

Furthermore, an objective look at the Muslim world will reveal exactly what Mr. Friedman is urging.

"This tragedy is exactly why Peta urges families to stay away from any facility that displays animals as sideshows for humans to gawk at," the statement said.

Which is exactly what Abbott urged him to do in the party room on Tuesday – in a sugar-coated exchange in which Abbott espoused Turnbull's "brilliance" in attacking Labor's negative gearing cuts – and then said that was exactly why the government should not be introducing any of its own.

And that is exactly why I urge Albuquerque voters to vote against the abortion ban on the ballot November 19.

In my book "Liespotting," that is exactly what I urge discerning leaders to do even when catching someone in an outright lie.

"This tragedy is exactly why PETA urges families to stay away from any facility that displays animals as sideshows for humans to gawk at," said primatologist Julia Gallucci, said in the statement.