Sentence examples for urges the reader from inspiring English sources
Like "Traces," "Where in the Wild?" urges the reader to observe the world more closely.
A third print ad depicts a blue XK and urges the reader to "Do one thing that scares you.
It urges the reader to do what society largely does anyway – to consider her sex more relevant than her credentials.
He urges the reader to reconsider current issues in line with Judaism's highest values in an effort to meet the pressing challenges of today's world.
Hailing rational analysis as the skill that all need but many lack, Helfand urges the reader to push past the search for so-called "truth" to get to what will take the human species furthest: understanding (Columbia University Press, $29.95).
"Praying" urges the reader to "just / pay attention, then patch / a few words together and don't try / to make them elaborate, this isn't / a contest but the doorway / into thanks".
The Hawksmoor boys, meanwhile breezily dismiss the notion, urging the reader to season the meat "well.
In this review I will give only an oversimplified summary, urging the reader to enjoy for himself Spiess's own words and the following eighty-seven letters.
On the one hand, cookery writers are forever urging the reader to be creative, free-thinking, to adapt recipes and learn from their own mistakes.
There's an intrusive, Snicket-y narrator who warns the reader every time gore is imminent, apologizing, urging the reader to hustle the little kids out of the room.
And with the precision and passion in their (mostly) well-honed lines both writers show that they also know how to make love to the page, urging the reader to go slow — which is how all poetry should be read.
