Sentence examples for urges rise from inspiring English sources

With the melting away of the social order – based almost entirely, it turns out, on the smooth functioning of the machine-like building – a base set of primitive urges rise to the surface, a state of affairs quickly embraced by the more strongly constituted.

Existing population bang globally urges rise of industrial sectors resulting in pollution of water, air and soil.

But I felt the birding urge rise up in me too.

Such people are often urged to "rise above it" and/or "pull themselves up by their bootstraps".

Wolfowitz was driven to invade Iraq and proselytize for the Libyan rebels partly because of his guilt over how the Bush I administration coldly deserted the Shiites and Kurds who were urged to rise up against Saddam at the end of the 1991 gulf war.

Mid-conversation with Robert Provine, I have a compelling urge, rising from deep inside my body.

The experience of Gothic space is called uplifting because it urges one to rise.

Tacked to a dying tree, 50 yards from a girls' school attacked Friday night, the anonymous letter urges Afghans to rise up against American forces who have "occupied" Afghanistan and "made our Afghan sisters their servants and slaves".

Medievalists are the best kind of historian, in my opinion (which is why I majored in medieval history in college): they are always very interested in the body, the bawdy, and the beautiful, by which I mean they have a profound interest in the nitty-gritty of Western culture — in its material composition and the spiritual and intellectual urges that give rise to it.

Al Ansi urges Muslim youth to rise up at this "new turning point in the history of confrontation," and closes the video by threatening more "tragedy and terror".

The letter urges the State Department to "rise to this occasion" and conduct its own investigation to "make a prompt assessment of what is occurring there with regards to human and political rights".