Sentence examples for urged without from inspiring English sources

The family's claim to princely privileges in France was urged without success in the mid-17th century, but the bearers of the Bisaccia title were granted princely rank in Bavaria in 1855.

As the pastors mingled around fountains of soft drinks and trays of cubed cheese, Mr. Reed urged, "Without advocating on behalf of any candidate or political party, you can make sure that everyone in your circle of influence is registered to vote".

"I urge without exception all Brazilian men and women to unite in support of our homeland, our country and our people," Ms Rousseff said.

Some experts speculate that what is inherited is impulsivity, a tendency to act on aggressive urges without thought to the consequences.

And while Angel's freedom is not entirely without consequence, it's refreshing to read about an adolescent girl who follows her hormonal urges without a fate worthy of an after-school special.

On college campuses, he interviewed students on their attitudes toward dating, and reports on the growing trend toward "hookups" (meaning relationships inspired by a mutual, and stunningly unromantic, desire to take care of sexual urges without the complications of love or romance).

It can help you acknowledge urges without having to automatically follow through on them.

He did not mention the elected officials, Republicans mostly, who have urged punishment without mercy on those who violate laws that they refuse to reform.

Some advisers have urged him, without success, not to travel to Texas or Wisconsin, two states where the president has announced campaign rallies next week.

In September 1880, after Boycott had attempted to serve writs of eviction, Charles Stewart Parnell, the president of the Land League and leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party (commonly called the Irish Nationalist Party), urged that, without resort to violence, the tenants should avoid any communication with those who refused their demand for lower rents.

Sophia Jane Goulden chastised her daughter for "throwing herself" at Richard and urged her without success to exhibit more aloofness.