Sentence examples for urge for something from inspiring English sources

Besides, his originality has always lain less in his perceptions than in the quirky, homemade forms he finds for them, and the grown-up eye and sympathy he brings to the youthful urge for something better.

Last year's social media storm surrounding Back to the Future-gate was a tipping point for many fans, and with screenings now available on rooftops, hot tubs and in edible form all helping to satisfy the urge for something other than a night at a Cineworld, Secret Cinema might not be the film event you're looking for this summer.

When the urge for something new is very strong, it's easier to accept something that stands out of the crowd.

We'll have a constant urge for something more than just belonging, for something more than just completion.

While it lauded the Affordable Health Care Act for providing protected nursing breaks and insurance coverage for breast pumps, which could increase breastfeeding by 25percentt in the U.S., the authors urged for something more.

And generally those urges are for something that is more concrete, more nuanced, more visceral, move observable and more mysterious than the kind of things that are attempting to call our attention to them in the discourse you're talking about.

The film is caught between Mr. Linklater's impulse to make a mainstream comedy and his urge to go for something darker.

CALL me stingy, but I can't think of a single time I suddenly got the urge to pay for something I had been getting free and could continue to get free.

Follow your urge to reach for something cold, just make sure to do it right.

Even if you are craving a loose meat sandwich, resist the urge and go for something neater like a chicken sandwich.

In one of the more specified pieces of advice, Callahan urged attendees looking for something new to discover to go "learn iOS," because companies "are killing each other to try and get mobile developers".