Sentence examples for a fleeting impulse from inspiring English sources
So is suicide the deadly result of a deep psychological condition -- or a fleeting impulse brought on by opportunity?
A good place to start is to think about when a shopper may have a fleeting impulse to make a purchase, but lacks the will to pull out their mobile phone or reach for the laptop to initiate the transaction.
And the opprobrium doesn't merely reflect a fleeting new impulse to protect marriage.
For example, Donald MacBride delivers a wonderful, beaming performance as Big Mac -- each fleeting impulse this man has registers in his face, from his thirst for hard drink to his despair over partnering up Earle with unworthy soda jerks and jitterbugs.
This fleeting impulse led him to divert to Lorraine the six newly formed Ersatz divisions that had been intended to increase the weight of his right wing.
The episode investigates the best way to handle such thoughts, or others, such as the idea that no one will ever love you, or the fleeting impulse to throw yourself in front of the subway.
So the answer to finding someone like that is to go with wisdom, not fleeting impulses – there's such an emphasis in our culture on the passionate side of love that the wise part often loses out.
Attack Mueller, embrace Mueller — it's all the same to a man whose self-absorption turns everyone into instruments of his own fleeting impulses.
Whatever the impulse behind Holly Mosher's glowing documentary "Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus," the film — save for a fleeting, easy-to-miss coda — would work perfectly as an advertisement for microfinance in general and the Grameen Bank in particular.
A fleeting sensation of omnipotence?
