Sentence examples for a good impulse from inspiring English sources

That's probably a good impulse".

In each case, a good impulse was taken to excess.

It's a good impulse, to join the familiarities of a domestic drama with the abstruseness of mathematics.

Some Westerners in Afghanistan who are monitoring the security transition saw the parliamentary vote as demonstrating a good impulse to improve two powerful ministries, but one with serious pitfalls.

Wanderlust is a good impulse for the Soho Think Tank to follow right now; after 16 years of cultivating some of the city's most innovative theater artists at the Ohio Theater, this Obie award-winning company has to vacate its Wooster Street home.

White light is normatively significant for revealing colors; a good impulse is normatively significant for revealing a sounding disposition.

This is an argument she reiterated in a recent book, "The Triple Package", written with her husband Jed Rubenfeld, a fellow law professor at Yale, in which she ascribes the success of different cultures in America to a "triple package" comprised of a superiority complex, insecurity and good impulse control.

It may be as part of a training programme where barefoot running helps with adaptation because it loads the joints differently, activates muscles in different patterns and therefore provides a good training impulse.

Good impulse: But how do civil servants keep a step ahead of financial engineers being paid a fortune to create the next generation of credit time bombs?

Rabbinic literature created a technical term, ha-raʿ ("the evil impulse"), to denote the source within humans of their disobedience, and subsequently the counter-term yetzer ha-ṭov ("the good impulse") was used to indicate humans' obedience.

All is interwoven, the good impulse and the evil impulse, right and left, Israel and other nations, white and black, all suspended in one Oneness".