In contrast, patients who had bypass and sleeve operations reported that they were not particularly hungry afterward, and that their incessant urges to eat vanished.
If we could actually be OK with whatever came our way while parenting -- instead of fighting the incessant urge to control everything?
I think it all started when I began watching Dora the Explorer as a child, that incessant urge to grab a backpack and slink down a rabbit hole somewhere.
As a hiker with that ever-incessant urge for that higher view, this is torturous.
When Psycho was released in the summer of 1960 to unprecedented success, making Hitchcock the richest film director in the world, he was so shocked that his incessant work urge was momentarily put on hold.
When we step outside of the incessant need to be heard, the voices urging us to be bolder, brighter and better begin to fade.
Medicating his urges with incessant jogging and occasional drinking, he's nevertheless undone by two new acquaintances: a delicate young parishioner (Mateusz Kosciukiewicz), whose Christlike appearance and tongue-tied vulnerability prove irresistible, and a platinum-haired sexual aggressor (Tomasz Schuchardt) who recognizes a kindred spirit.
Several needed no urging.
In his classic 1965 study, "Deceit, Desire and the Novel," the critic Ren?irard argued that the novel's greatest subject is not love, or warfare or the vicissitudes of everyday life, but "imitative desire": that is, our incessant and impossible urge to have what other people have, to replicate their desires in place of locating our own.
The initiative urges drivers to stop "honkaholism" — the incessant beeping of car horns that bothers passengers, pedestrians and other drivers.
