Sentence examples for urge than from inspiring English sources

"It's much more a political and a nationalistic urge than a scholarly one".

They're more of an urge than anything else". Mr. Wellington said that the generic quality of zombies allows readers to project their particular fears onto them, and writers to personalize their zombies, which are otherwise blank slates.

This year, though, some people may feel a different urge than avoiding politics: the desire of those who did not vote for Trump to understand those who did and/or to address those who have fallen prey to the rhetoric of racism, misogyny, xenophobia, homophobia and other forms of bigotry promoted by Trump and so many of his supporters.

Patients who responded to the devalued stimulus in the habit test reported a greater urge than those who did not, F1,23 = 8.706, p =.007.

However, two studies reported greater EQ-5D scores for stress incontinence than for urge and greater utilities for urge than for mixed [ 13, 19].

One explanation could be that may adults adapt their smoking frequency and agree to pay portions of their incomes according to usual physiological nicotine needs, while younger university students would be ready to pay higher portions of their incomes only in case of extreme psychological craving (which is considered a more compelling urge than usual physiological dependence).

We urge that rather than viewing the state measures and local measure as conflicting, they instead be seen as complementary.

The city is more upfront about these urges than it was 50 years ago.

That does, though, seem to lie behind their thinking – that ultimately, the British will prefer the devil they know, albeit one reformed on the back of David Cameron's urging, than to go it alone.

The Parisian establishment, meanwhile, retorts that, if anything, their country's libertine tradition may well do better at containing unhealthy sexual urges than a repressive "Puritan" (read: American) one.

Now 47, she didn't begin to write until she was 40, and even then for a long time thought of it more as an interesting way to feed her creative urges than as a possible new career.