The conception that "awakens the active impulses, or satisfies other aesthetic demands better than the other, will be accounted the more rational conception, and will deservedly prevail" (WB 66).
So I was surprised when his next question was, "Are you and your husband still sexually active?" My impulse was to say, "None of your business!" But I knew that would not be an acceptable medical response.
To most readily understand some of the artistic impulses active among the tribes of the New World, it is convenient to take them in geographical sequence, from North America to South America.
John (56), who is homeless and struggling with alcohol addiction, is trying to write a book to keep his creative impulses active.
The increase may reflect tonically elevated impulse activity, increased proportions of spontaneously active dopamine neurons [ 46] and impulse rebound after initial depressions [ 27,38,45].
The Humane Society's Web site urges people to sign a petition asking Disney's chairman, Michael Eisner, "to take an active role in preventing impulse purchases of these dogs".
Only a few scenes bring those mixed layers of appetites and impulses to active life without the running analysis.
And more are coming: In imaging studies, for instance, neuroscientists have identified cortical areas that are highly active when people suppress impulses or other behaviors.
Suzhou's development lies is in the hands of urban planners who are attempting to reconcile contradictory impulses: the active preservation and exploitation of monuments to the past; an intensified race to enter global circuits of capital; and spectacular projects of urban speculation and duplication.
It takes an active effort to resist the impulse to silence the jerks who have wounded you.
