Sentence examples for Very impetus from inspiring English sources
But this should not be a criticism of Strauss but is better understood as describing the very impetus for the dialogical structure of Strauss's account of esotericism.
Set theory, he says, is "utter nonsense" (PR §§145, 174; WVC 102; PG 464, 470), 'wrong' (PR §174), and 'laughable' (PG 464); its "pernicious idioms" (PR §173) mislead us and the crudest possible misinterpretation is the very impetus of its invention (Hintikka 1993, 24, 27).
Seven years later, it's clear that what truly made Kim a "Superstar" is not the creation of some low-budget porn, but her ability to distance herself from the very impetus for her fame in building a brand that is paradoxically sexy yet not based on sex.
But the perspective I'm sharing with you is one that looks at that very same event from the inside -- that gets right beneath the surface of the stillness before the beginning, and locates the very impetus behind that primordial moment of birth.
There's a very real impetus for companies to make corporate social responsibility (CSR) work: developed-world customers often respond harshly to companies that they perceive as coming up short on social responsibility.
That intense pleasure, not the self-discipline or self-denial, is the real impetus that pushes some humans to work those very long hours and produce something astonishing.
If anybody can put real impetus into George Osborne's call for a "march of the makers" it must be him: the very model of a modern materials man.
But its roots (and the very personal impetus behind this workshop) lie in 1970s Canada.
"We're able to borrow so much money right now at a reduced rate; there's a very strong impetus here to simply put off the tough decisions," he said.
The BHA tell me that they have never worked out how much it would cost to switch to all-professional stewards and there is very little impetus in that direction, given that the present system seems to work.
Then, once you're locked in at a carrier there is very little impetus to switch.
