Sentence examples for Good impulse from inspiring English sources

Good impulse: But how do civil servants keep a step ahead of financial engineers being paid a fortune to create the next generation of credit time bombs?

That's probably a good impulse".

In each case, a good impulse was taken to excess.

It's a good impulse, to join the familiarities of a domestic drama with the abstruseness of mathematics.

Some Westerners in Afghanistan who are monitoring the security transition saw the parliamentary vote as demonstrating a good impulse to improve two powerful ministries, but one with serious pitfalls.

Rabbinic literature created a technical term, ha-raʿ ("the evil impulse"), to denote the source within humans of their disobedience, and subsequently the counter-term yetzer ha-ṭov ("the good impulse") was used to indicate humans' obedience.

And it is Louise who carries the novel, with her good impulses, her fallibility and her wish for a transforming passion.

Ms. Heer arrived at the prison last year with Mr. Claisse and Eduardo Oderigo, a lawyer who founded the club three years ago almost on a do-good impulse.

You'd think all this would bring a woman some happiness, but Burma still toils at Redds, driven by "loyalty and duty" even as she fights lawsuits from thwarted heirs and tries to dispense her fortune in accordance with her best do-gooder impulses.

The problem has been what to do with all of it — the gush of holiday do-good impulses — while salvaging what can be saved from the fire, jousting with insurance adjusters who say burned food is not covered under the "spoilage" clause and handling television news crews attracted by the unmistakable scent of a timely holiday story.

The 74-year-old didn't earn a spot on The Forbes 400 by indulging $100 million feel-good impulses.