Sentence examples for urged anything from inspiring English sources

She paid close attention and never urged anything too extreme on them.

In 1911, The Times urged: "Anything that may be done to restrict the general and indiscriminate use of tobacco in public places, hotels, restaurants, railroad cars, will receive the approval of everybody whose approval is worth having".

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Yet, he urges, 'if anything is clear, it is that we do suppose ourselves to be making incompatible statements about the object' (RG 83).

McCain held private hearings with United States Olympic and anti-doping officials on Wednesday, and participants said they were urged not to say anything to the news media.

He's urged Congress to do anything to stop immigration reform, and has called net neutrality "Obamacare for the Internet".

I mainly listen to see if there's anything urging me forward when I meet a book or a script.

The company has also urged protesters not to attempt anything that could compromise their own safety.

"Let us know if you see anything," mission control urged as the system was cranked up.

Officials urged residents not to touch anything odd found in their boxes.

Adolfo, realizing I would do anything for him, urged me to try a silk spinnaker covered with black dots.