Sentence examples for sort of urge from inspiring English sources
Hanging out the side of a helicopter in 2014, Hutzler captured the W.P.A.-era heft of McCarren Pool and, hovering far above Coney Island, shrunk umbrellas and towels to rainbow specks that invite a "Where's Waldo?" sort of urge to search for sunbathers.
I imagine that the nonmigratory stonechats probably didn't experience a true Joni Mitchell sort of urge, but something more like, "Did you ever have the feeling that you wanted to go, and still have the feeling that you wanted to stay?" This was a signature bit from Jimmy Durante, an entertainer with a Cyrano-like nose (he was known as the "great schnozzola") who was well known in antiquity.
You might think of 'voyeurism' is some whacko sex fetish reserved for perverts and lonely old men, but I think most of us have experienced some sort of urge to people watch, making Behind the Curtain a relatable and perhaps self-reflecting piece for all of us.
"I think we did some good by sort of urging them to look beyond that".
I suffer the sort of urges that lead me to close your eyes and smell the leaves of a plant, just to get a shot at casting your mind into wilderness.
"I would notice immediately if someone were so rude as to meet me with a dirty shirt or to burp in my face, but all day long we're all suppressing these sorts of urges so we can interact in society," she added.
"It's really important to get out that sort of instinctual urge of 'wolf games' or 'wild cat,'" she says.
It is the sort of impulse, the sort of uncompromising urge, to get at the truth through language that informs so much of what is excellent and enduring in literature.
At the point when consolidated with geo-location data, these sorts of games urge players to go outside and meet individuals while they game, rather than staying situated before a PC or game console.
It is not because of some sort of hipster-like urge to dump on a popular show, not at all.
It's all pretty straighforward when you think about it; it's sort of like the urge to procreate in order to give your life meaning, except in this case sex = The Old Man and The Sea, and the baby is an essay.
