Sentence examples for urges for example from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, this brain region is involved in coordinating responses to noxious stimuli in line with motivational urges, for example, withdrawal from pain.

However, Wittmann and Paulus (2008) pointed out that this altered time perception seems to take place especially when subjects are not able to act on their impulsive urges, for example in situations of delayed reward and confrontation with the passage of time.

There are the enthusiastic reviews for the band's new album, "Evil Urges," for example, and its concert on Friday at Radio City Music Hall, which sold out in 22 minutes.

(On act/omission (Rachels 1975); on doing/allowing (Kagan 1989); on intending/foreseeing (Bennett 1981; Davis 1984).) They urge, for example, that failing to prevent a death one could easily prevent is as blameworthy as causing a death, so that a morality that radically distinguishes the two is implausible.

He has urged them, for example, to build smaller cars with significantly better fuel efficiency.

She urged her, for example, to use the Internet more for ticketing to avoid long lines at the airport.

At a time when the United States is urging Egypt, for example, to scrap its emergency law and military courts, this is not consistent".

One of the lessons of the Shoah – one tirelessly urged by, for example, the Holocaust Education Trust, an organisation praised today by Cameron – is that it is all too easy to dehumanise other people, to turn them from human beings with lives and needs and hopes into a problem to be repelled.

Climate protection urges for less energy consumption.

She urged the congregation, for example, not to be "deterred by the setbacks that often fall into every life" and also said: "Do not fear to go forward, do not give up".

One posting at Ants.com, for example, urges multilingual free agents to bid on this job: translating a mammoth high-tech manual from French into Turkish and English.