Sentence examples for urge to accept from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in a country where the fault lines in education align so neatly along economic, racial, and geographic divisions, there's almost an urge to accept rhetorical shows of confidence, and not look too far beyond them.

Honoring the "Goldwater Rule," a standard accepted after the doomed presidential run of Barry Goldwater in 1964, we the public must fight the urge to accept psychological explanations for President Trump's behavior, until there is a disclosure that follows a psychological exam.

Now we are being urged to accept that even this vast region is just a minuscule fragment of the whole.

In the past, she said, a women with a single homosexual relationship would have been labeled gay, and urged to accept that identity.

The charges include roadside assistance or collision insurance packages that some travelers say they do not want or need but are urged to accept at the car rental counter.

While it was good to see the Better Together campaign finally being urged to accept that its negative campaign has not worked in Scotland (It's not Scotland v Britain, 10 June), Gordon Brown continues to miss one crucial point.

By the end of the year, as the death toll passed 60,000, the president was urged to accept a peace initiative proposed by UN special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi.

We are not urged to accept his troublesome politics.

When the new federal constituency of Strathcona was formed in advance of the 1904 election, Rutherford was urged to accept the Liberal nomination, but demurred.

Developed countries were urged to accept binding emission reduction targets, imposing still further economic burdens that competing countries would not have to incur.

After a progress through several cities and so many festivals he arrived in The Hague, where on 1 January 1586 he was urged to accept the title governor-general by the States General of the United Provinces.