Sentence examples for urgent without from inspiring English sources

I would kill them instead". Narrator Stephen Perring takes on the book's many battles in tones that are urgent without being shouty.

While he quotes Winston Churchill's warning of 1936 about another historical crisis - 'We are entering a period of consequences' - he never hectors us, doesn't score easy points and is urgent without being despondently apocalyptic.

"Perhaps the need for special counsel would not be as clear and urgent without the troubling track record Clinton has had with the truth in this matter," he wrote.

Over the past few years, a small group of people took complete control of Croatian football and concentrated all power in the hands of the seven-man urgency committee, which can decide on anything it finds urgent without the need of approval from the HNS's executive committee.

But the danger of stripping away considerations of fate and divine justice and human agency is that you can lose the very things that make Greek tragedy's grapplings with the legendary past so urgent; without them, all you've got is dysfunctional family dramas.

Wanting to establish priority, they emailed the MPC with their discovery on the night of July 27 , 2005 titled "Big TNO discovery, urgent", without making any mention of the Caltech logs.

Updating a centuries-old tradition of massacre imagery, "Hebron" dares to tackle an almost impossible but still urgent subject without sacrificing aesthetic delicacy (Johnson).

Cash had offered to suspend strike action set for Thursday and Friday if Southern agreed to urgent talks without pre-conditions.

So part of Mr. Bush's challenge is to make Mr. Hussein sound like an urgent threat without overreaching in a way that would make it easier for critics to say he is exaggerating.

In this context, the question of power essentially addresses the re-politicization of decisions perceived to be urgent and without alternative.

Current UK referral guidance suggests particular symptoms for urgent referral, without any explicit rationale given for the choice.