Sentence examples for urge to bind from inspiring English sources

The urge to bind the bureaucracies, born of frustration at their inefficiency and waste, often makes them even worse.Wasting time, tooFaced with a malfunctioning government, voters have concluded that the politicians in Washington are scoundrels.

Lincoln wanted to call it "The Emancipation Proclamation — The New Sensation!" Lincoln urged Congress to bind the nation's wounds "with malice toward none, with charity for all," although under his breath he murmured, "except for a certain red-headed lieutenant, and he knows why".

The urge to procrastinate is bound to happen and the chances increases if the schedule is stuffed.

In the years after 1890 the German upper and middle classes would have wanted a larger say in the world's councils no matter who had been on the throne, and this "urge to world power" was almost bound to bring them into collision with some of the existing great powers.

We are drawn to them as they are to us, bound by a common curiosity and innate urge to explore.

With share prices so low, any more capital-raising is bound to be hugely dilutive (thereby reinforcing the urge to sell).

The theory is that this urge to produce and consume moralistic stories is hard-wired into us, and this helps bind society together.

Indeed, she added, she has since learned that her dependent urges might have been used to bind the marriage rather than undermine it.

Resist the urge to follow".

Now resist the urge to touch it.

4) Resist the urge to sell.