Sentence examples for Instinctive drives from inspiring English sources

Vettel was wrong to do what he did but need not apologise for his instinctive drives.

Berkeley is, in effect, a sociobiologist, who, in his production numbers, attempts to relate social behavior to instinctive drives.

He believed in the power of great art in sublimating the instinctive drives and enhancing spiritual awakening".

André Gide, in similarly sensitive and introspective fashion, wrestled with the psychological difficulties arising from the conflict between a bourgeois society's values and the individual's instinctive drives.

Where the Chinese Crested is typically meek and dependent, the Xolo is strong-willed, she said, predatory and governed by instinctive drives.

Many of his techniques involve manipulating what he terms the "hot" and the "cold" modes of thinking (referring to our powerful emotional and instinctive drives as "hot" and our weaker calculating, rational parts as "cold").

"My wife was wonderfully supportive and could see that, as I've since found with other donors, there was almost an instinctive drive within me.

Humans seem to have an instinctive drive to connect with each other in this way but the style and shape of it is informed by culture and experience.

What repeatedly comes to mind when people invoke Ms. O'Day is her feral, instinctive drive for freedom, both artistic and personal.

From the instant you peel back that sac, the eyes are open and within minutes that baby is on its feet in an instinctive drive to find food.

In 1895 Beatrice Webb, founder of Fabianism, records in her diary a stilted meeting between some early Fabians, Hardie and other leading union figures, which made painfully clear the split between those who wanted gradually to "inoculate" all classes of society to "collectivism", as the Fabians called it, and a rawer, more instinctive drive to rectify injustice in the here and now.