Sentence examples for urged to accept from inspiring English sources

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.

Her mother became overly ambitious: Maria was tutored at home to leave more time for practising and was urged to accept too many engagements too soon, causing her to describe her childhood as "not a happy one" because there was no time to play or have friends.

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.

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.

Several friends and relatives urged him to accept.

He urged them to accept baseball scholarships to junior colleges.

One high school coach even urged Williams to accept an early scholarship offer to Fordham.

They urged prosecutors to accept a plea deal for a sentence of life without parole.