Sentence examples for a human impulse from inspiring English sources

"It's a human impulse".

'It's a human impulse.' " No doubt.

That's a human impulse we'll all come to understand.

Before leaving he had a human impulse to flick off the lights.

"It needs to feel more organic than strategic and tap into a human impulse," he said.

"The resolute desire for transcendence remains a human impulse even in the face of adversity or when confronted by the very ambiguity of our existence".

Which is a natural human impulse, if a little morbid.

Through a series of vignettes acted out in Takeshi Kata's appropriately claustrophobic set — an attic that is a wooden box with a slanted roof — Mr. Sakate links hikikomori to a greater human impulse toward isolation in periods of crisis and violence.

What these travelers are chasing may be a modern-day version of an old human impulse — to behold an untrammeled frontier.

The lynching scene as a communal entertainment for the town isn't so far-fetched, so the rhetoric that comes out at a Trump rally is reflective of a primal human impulse toward hate that's not specifically American.

Ainslie is probably right that procrastination is a basic human impulse, but anxiety about it as a serious problem seems to have emerged in the early modern era.