Sentence examples for urged to add from inspiring English sources

Some young writers say they have been urged to "add a black character" into their manuscript by their agents or mentors, when all they wanted to do was write science fiction or crime thrillers or sex romps, and not about race at all.

In conclusion, the record companies are urged to add value to their music-buying experience if they want to remain relevant.

Users are urged to add a celebrity widget to their site which is tied to a donation page for a specific charity or charities.

What is the UN being urged to add to its "cultural heritage" list?

From the start, he attracted pop culture's interest, having found fame in 1970 when the Beatles used his oratorio, "The Whale," at Ringo Starr's urging, to add a bit of classical class to the Fab Four's label, Apple.

And so far airlines have largely resisted the urge to add more seats.

Mr. Jacobson's laid-back writing can resemble stoner prose, as if he's fighting an urge to add the word "dude" to his sentences.

I find the urge to add some tomatoes irresistible, and one appealing variation adds currants and pine nuts; another uses saffron.

We wore bandanas, and I bought a couple of "weskits", but resisted the urge to add a pair of fringed leather chaps.

This book's considerable achievements, though, are marred by Guelzo's literary style, as well as by his apparently irresistible romantic urge to add one more panegyric to the epic of Gettysburg.

On-ball post defense is obviously important considering the Gasol brothers' savvy on the block, but the urge to add more height doesn't necessarily suit the best interests of this uniquely functioning team.