Sentence examples for yet urged from inspiring English sources

Yet, urged on by the new pope, Benedict XVI, Italy's bishops and priests told the faithful to boycott the referendum.

He recognized nuance, admitted there are no simple solutions, yet urged us all to rise to the challenges ahead.

The Libyan leader, according to the cable, "declined to get involved personally" yet urged plant owners to do "everything within (their) power to resolve the matter according to Libyan law".

His analysis was measured and brilliant in how he empathized with disgruntled and cynical black youths defeated by racism, but urged them to transcend; how he also empathized with struggling white workers unsympathetic to America's history of discrimination and yet urged them, too, to join in the fight to better this nation.

Stung, Zuma responded with his own open letter to Couto, affirming their friendship and denying blanket xenophobia, yet urging a halt to illegal migration.

CAIRO — Pressure intensified on President Hosni Mubarak's government as the largest crowd of protesters in two weeks flooded Cairo's streets on Tuesday and the United States delivered its most specific demands yet, urging swift steps toward democracy.

Travelling to Syria to fight, they must be further confused by the volte-face occasioned by this hyperrealpolitik: the British public has no stomach for practical measures to unseat the Assad regime, yet urges impractical ones to punish individual decapitators, such as Jihadi John, while passively accepting that their fellow citizens can be imprisoned for thought crimes.

This supports focusing on home-based care for patients with advanced illness yet urges policy-makers to secure hospice and palliative care elsewhere for those who think differently or change their mind.

Yet Dyke urged clubs to be bold.

Yet he urged America to go to war there.

Yet she urged her fellow citizens to refrain from any violent expression of anger.