Sentence examples for though urged from inspiring English sources

He would not have surgery in rural Indonesia — though, urged by a couple of friends, we briefly contemplated having the surgery in Singapore, where there are world-class medical facilities, and then recuperating in a plush hotel room.

Stringer, though, urged critics to look past short-term results.

Wenger, though, urged caution over whether the proposed reforms will lead to an increase in the quality of English players, suggesting that the England national team was not hugely successful between 1966 and 1996 when there were relatively few foreigners in the domestic league.

"There's an overwhelming consensus about the need to act". President Obama, though, urged his party to be respectful of others' views in his address to the group Thursday.

You push gently down on the top edge, as though urging a child to go back to sleep.

But the European Commission, the union's administrative arm, issued a statement Thursday morning that the Cyprus controls were legal — though urging that they be rescinded as soon as possible.

Though urging Condit to "be 100% forthcoming and cooperative," Stenholm stopped short of calling for the congressman's resignation.

When the Civil War broke out, he mostly supported Lincoln, though urging him to commit to the end of slavery before the president was willing to do so.

Halfpenny, though, has urged Giles to seize his opportunity.

Democrats, though, have urged activists to continue putting pressure on lawmakers as the Senate entered the final, frenetic push toward repeal.

Again though, I urge you to think about the beginning and not worry about the end just now.