Sentence examples for urgencies that from inspiring English sources

All the urgencies that crowd the calendar look entirely postpone-able.

I did not know whether I felt relief or the many urgencies that suddenly flooded my mind, like how much I had to coordinate in the space of a few days.

Historical and sociological and political explanations, necessary as they are to making sense of terror, don't capture the tiny, intimate urgencies that power the life of a person caught in their web.

As it begins meetings Thursday in Washington to elect a volunteer president and perhaps name a permanent chief executive officer, the U.S.O.C. faces urgencies that, if not handled properly, could be "a potential catastrophe," according to one former head of the organization.

Did he present art and ideas as the entertaining urgencies that they are, or did culture become for him — as it does for certain people — simply an extension of ego, a one-man kingdom, the keys to which he flaunted and jingled under the reader's nose while he solemnly pranced back and forth, reciting names of the distinguished dead as though they were aliases for himself?

There isn't the sense of urgency that prevailed a year ago.

Answering her question — that was the urgency that drove me, really.

The pressure on budgets and resources creates an urgency that is not conducive to genuine dialogue.

The planes are there: the urgency that has propelled us forward slackens.

With each passing day, the urgency that accompanied the Newtown shooting slips further away.

The difference now is the sense of nationwide urgency that goes with it.