Sentence examples for urged to learn from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, German Jewish refugees were urged to learn English and refrain from speaking German.

The only direct reference is at the conclusion of each spot, where viewers are urged to learn more at akronchildrens.tv, a Web site that does highlight the hospital's attributes.

Your correspondent occasionally has the urge to learn a new programming language.

As Andrew Pettegree, a distinguished historian, demonstrates in The Invention of News, very few of us can resist the urge to learn.

"It is a two-way thing, domestic industries had the urge to learn more about Western education, culture and everything, and the outside world realized there is a big market in China".

Sometimes this takes the form of cultural fetishization: an urge to learn French in order to improve the taste of one's food, for example, or the quality of one's sex life.

These days a curious musician hears a song, becomes consumed with an urge to learn it, gets hold of the sheet music and uses their knowledge of the recording and the dots in front of them to negotiate their way towards their own version.

I had an urge to learn more about the story of the sad, young man but with nothing left to say, I gave him the biscuits and his hands clung to them as if they were his lifeline, he thanked me quietly.

Students' reported urge to learn professional knowledge and skills mirrors that these areas being gradually selected and communicated as core learning objectives.

For this reason, faculty members are urged to create learning environments to support active participation by students in the educational process.

He urged Marc to learn to make the things for himself.