Sentence examples for the urges from inspiring English sources
verb
To press; to push; to drive; to impel; to force onward.
The urges of narrative have their own place.
Months of normality ensued, until the tumor began to grow back and, with it, the urges.
The urges of narrative have their own place, and their own dignity.
"At my age, I would have expected all the urges of youth to have faded away.
Toddlerhood is a time when the urges toward independent movement and exploration emerge with tremendous force.
It is not incompatible with the urges visible in the 1983 Labour manifesto.
In due course height limits would stand no chance against the urges of oneupmanship.
On one level, the urges follow sentiments familiar to anyone who has lived in a tightly controlled centralized state.
I learned which situations would prompt the thoughts and the urges, and worked out ways to avoid them.
Fortunately for us, Mr. MacLachlan is more interested in his characters' attendant struggles against the urges to hurt, to destroy.
They are less wracked by the urges to over-indulge in alcohol, cigarettes, crap food and drugs.
