"The Dissolve" surveys an emerging, yet historically-rooted, impulse within contemporary artistic practice.
In the second and conflicting view, anti-Americanism is a largely groundless, irrational predisposition... an expression of a deeply rooted scapegoating impulse, a disposition more closely related to the problems... of those entertaining... it... than to the real attributes of American foreign policy, society or culture".
Its success can be traced to the growing interest of city folk who see the family owned farm as a way to get in touch with their agrarian roots or impulses.
I often find myself an unwitting American Ambassador, explaining our collective roots and impulses.
For now, this recognition faces strong competition from patriotic impulses, rooted in a social contract among nationals who have paid taxes over the years or performed military service to build or defend what they saw as exclusively theirs.
But Brown's choreography is not merely light and airy; there is frequently a sense of attack, though such movements seem to have impulses rooted deep within the body; the result is a fullness, a roundness, even with a sharp motion.
His development of Vine was rooted in that impulse.
In contrast to previous accounts, Jonathan argued that every trend shared a unique, apocalyptic temperament and a messianic impulse rooted in Judaism, but transmuted into secular form.
It is a rural conservative impulse, rooted most firmly in the South and West, that equates liberal government with tyranny and anti-Americanism.
In a recent essay, Hoagland made the case for meanness in poetry as "metaphysical straight-talk," and there is something refreshing about his willingness to expose his crummier impulses: rooting for a white tennis player, hating his detractors "from the core of my donkey soul".
When I saw "Breathless" in the absence of any fund of gangster and noir knowledge of my own, I had no doubt that it was a fantasy though it was a fantasy that, with its witty views of Paris, was deeply rooted in the impulse to document the life he knew.
