Sentence examples for a big impulse from inspiring English sources

If a big impulse behind the hippie movement was metropolitan communitarianism, what's going on now drifts markedly toward privatization.

"For a lot of Mexicans, the big impulse is 'Well, that's just too bad, but at least we got rid of the bad guys,' " said Jorge Castañeda, a former presidential candidate.

Another big impulse toward prizes comes from the rise of new forms of collaboration and new marketplaces on the Internet.

Limit your bulk purchases, and shop alone, if you find your spouse or kids are big impulse buyers.

But there are also little boys with big impulses like my grandson who don't care much about SWAG.

When I'm having trouble getting work done on a big project, my impulse sometimes is to take smaller, easier steps.

Or will it not rather be the biggest impulse to unilateralism there could ever be.

"Will it not instead be the biggest impulse to unilateralism there could ever be?" Correction: March 21 , 2003 Friday Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about challenges within the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain over his support for war in Iraq referred incorrectly at one point to the position of Clare Short, the secretary for international development.

But there is a big distance between the impulse and its full articulation as policy and translation into practice.

It falls to a new patient named Pepper — a big, lonely loser with impulse-­control problems — to rally his makeshift family of inmates to stand up to the demon (and to a nonfunctioning mental health care system).

But last July the Solar Impulse project suffered a big setback.