Sentence examples for one can urge from inspiring English sources

We can do so by noting that under the right conditions, one can urge just by saying, "I hereby urge you to shut the door," while there are no circumstances in which I can persuade you just by saying, "I hereby persuade you to shut the door".

I can urge them to.

"I've got 2600 files!!! Download them while you can," urged one user in Napster's alternative music forum.

Documentary filmmakers have the opportunity to engage in the great debate, to resurrect -- if one can use that word - the urge to dissent, to ask questions again, to fight for change and to fight the blindness and ignorance of racism and injustice that still exists not only in this country but all over the world.

One can imagine Saddam urging himself through a fixed number of laps each morning, pushing to exceed the number he swam the previous year, as if time could be undone by effort and will.

If one studies the language, Hume urged, one can see that most people approve of what is socially useful, disapprove of what is socially destructive, and remain indifferent to acts that express individual self-interest.

Concentrating on an audience of one can help us fight the urge to try to make our writing all things for all people.

One can imagine a U.S.T.A. commercial urging Mets fans: "Shea may be empty, so why don't you cross Roosevelt Avenue?" If the nonprofit U.S.T.A.'s efforts bring more fans to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, the Open will beat last year's record two-week attendance of 640,000, which has risen each year since 1998.

I find that if one can ignore the almost constant urge to blow lunch, these tours are actually quite interesting.

So even as they struggle to keep their eyes and minds on the road, the allures of an incoming text or the urge to respond to one can be overwhelming.

It's an urge to communicate, even commune, that one can readily sympathize with, and Mr. Berliner's film bravely brings us to the edge of language and experience.