Sentence examples for self-urging from inspiring English sources

It is one treasured manifestation of his genius among many, but it's not his strongest or most extreme or most self-urging or most visionary work — it's his most popular one.

On other occasions it can seem not that he's faking it, exactly, but that rather than being the unstoppable expression of rapture, the cries might be self-urging attempts to achieve a transcendence that has proved elusive).

Writing Ugly became a battle against those self-censoring urges.

Penguin seems sure that the self-education urge is still strong.

I've been saved twice, once from the lion and once from my own self-destructive urges.

His librarian mother was the self-improver, urging her two sons and one daughter towards fulfilment through education.

Through these works he brings us face-to-face with our most hidden selves and urges, enriching our understanding of the emotions and forces that govern our lives.

After all, the pale, waif-thin musician had battled anorexia, alcoholism and depression and was renowned for his self-destructive urges.

And he loved the way she punctured his stoicism and exposed his hidden self, always urging him to "go out and achieve your dreams".

But every time he begins to act on his self-destructive urges, Katie barges in on him, barely noticing his distress.

It is David Trimble's job, with the discreet support of the British government, to win that argument and save Ulster unionism from its worst self-destructive urges.