Sentence examples for external urges from inspiring English sources

Another aspect of inhibition involves the ability to control attention, behavior, thoughts, and emotions, as well as the ability to resist internal or external urges or temptations (Diamond 2013).

Loss is a kind of external conscience, urging us to make better use of our finite days.

A first assumption of our study is that in a health care context where the government or external stakeholders urge the development of health care networks [ 25, 26], the three kinds of governance mechanisms can be found in networks either in isolation or in combination.

A growing recognition of the external effects of transport urges to go towards more sustainable transport modes.

Its director of policy and external affairs, Matt Downie, urged councils not to criminalise rough sleeping and homelessness.

Also on Tuesday, India's Minister of State for External Affairs, Anand Sharma urged upon the Pakistan to own up Kasab's nationality as the 'first step' to indicate its intention to cooperate in the probe into the Mumbai mayhem.

Ellen Laan, a Dutch sexologist, has been doing research for more than a decade that highlights the role of external stimuli — as opposed to internally generated urges that function more like hunger for food — in sexual motivation.

Secondary analyses revealed that this association was driven by difficulties controlling anger (OR = 1.72, 95%CI = 1.14 2.61), which reflect the external manifestation of hostility, rather than aggressive urges or impulses.

The signatories to the letter acknowledged a resignation was "a significant step for any professional" but urged other external examiners to follow suit.

We recognise that this is a significant step for any professional to take but urge other external examiners to follow our lead.

"The SFA urges the league bodies to embrace the positive aspects of change now, or to formalise their request for external assistance," said the SFA.