Sentence examples for simple urges from inspiring English sources

Keep the game simple, urges M. Holly Isdale, managing director in charge of tax strategy at Bessemer Trust in New York City.

The quest for such simples urged by Russell, Moore and the early Wittgenstein indicated a residual rationalist element in their thinking.

This place is all about the simple urge to discover.

The turbulence now sweeping Iran has many causes, among them a simple urge for freedom.

Competitors complain privately of what they often see as a simple urge for dominance.

Lumpp's culinary ascent began with the simple urge to drop out of high school around the time of his 16th birthday.

If he had no place within the great art movements of his time, he was also far from a "primitive" with the simple urge to celebrate urban life, argues Paul S. D'Ambrosio, chief curator of the association, who did his Ph.D. thesis on Fasanella's work and who put together the current show.

He is haunted by those he failed to protect, hunted by savage feudal gangs, and reduced to the simple urge to survive.

The characters traipsed around an angular and complicated set, mirroring their constant need to intellectualize and complicate their simple human urges.

Instead, she suggests several small practical policy ideas, of which the most striking is also the simplest: she urges the wider use of intrauterine devices (IUDs).Roughly 60% of births to young single women in America are unplanned.

It's a simple lesson, urged by media outlets that can agree on little else: Trust no one.