Sentence examples for Native impulse from inspiring English sources

How, though, are they to tell the formal gesture, the attitude, from the native impulse of the heart?

Were the signs banished in a fit of that native impulse to reduce the Americas to America, as in the United States of?

The Nazis did draw on American precedents, but Black neglects to weigh the impact of the imports against the force of native impulses.

These perceptual opportunities constitute "Narrative Potential," the chance to fill the space with information that will kickstart our brains' native storytelling impulses.

Perhaps they think that if they are catalogued as "bad" for feeling the impulses native to their kind, they are no worse for acting on them.

Mr. Iosepovici, who also owns the Taiim Falafel Shack in Hastings, was born in Israel, and his impulse is to share his native cuisine.

Really, each impulse is both a bit native and a bit bought, and Americans with money tend to buy what they have absorbed coming up American.

Her impulse is not only towards her native place, but also to her family background, captured in the class tensions of Huzzies, her comic play for Tinderbox Theatre in 2012 about a no-hoper Belfast rock band.

It seems we root for our native country's team not simply out of a patriotic impulse but also because these athletes are the ones whose stories we know best.

For Thanksgiving, the chef's initial impulse was to produce food a la 17th-century native Americans, using spits and heated pits instead of pots and pans.

In order to show hemodynamic response functions (Fig. 3 d), a further whole-brain finite impulse response (FIR) analysis was run with the native-space values.