Sentence examples for A clear impulse from inspiring English sources

"That is already a clear impulse.

There is a clear artistic impulse in these works - the drive to summarise a huge nation in a single work - but it's also about the bookworm's riposte to the jocks at school.

A clear ethical impulse accompanies these readings, in which Calderon and Cervantes are shown to deprive us of a sacred alibi for human violence, which is now a matter for me to resolve with my neighbor.

There is a clear difference between impulse and intuition.

Container's set was direct, overdriven, nonmelodic — a skeptical kind of dance music without a clear result, techno as an impulse but not a form.

China, with its expansionist impulses, is a clear beneficiary of a distracted United States.

The media was similarly critical, with a summary of the game in local newspaper Diario Vasco complaining that "when this team takes one step forward, it takes two back", and adding that their efforts on Friday night had been directed by "impulse" rather than a clear plan.

This is a clear sign you indulged in "random" or "impulse" spending.

Although an air of moral concern lends an understanding a noble appearance, it may be that a clear perception of interest would supply a stronger impulse to action.

He's displayed not only a murderous impulse but also a clear-headed capacity to cover up his crime.

So you should get into habits like doing a Big Shop instead of spending all your money on singular Scotch eggs and steering clear of impulse purchases.