Sentence examples similar to an accelerated impulse from inspiring English sources
Maybe an accelerated news cycle requires accelerated art.
The FDA granted an accelerated,..
Choose an accelerated course, if possible.
"It's a cliche to say that most politicians go mad if they are in office for more than about six or seven years and they become a member of a club and you become quite disconnected from reality, and I think there were in Tony things we perhaps didn't realise at the time – of narcissism, a messiah complex, that had merely accelerated this impulse in him".
There is another paradox: proposals for European economic governance, essential for the functioning of monetary union, accelerate nationalist impulses in all corners of Europe – an explosive mixture that introduces more confusion into the debate and leaves governments defenceless before the hegemony of the "markets".
As a result, Leslie accelerated north-northeastward.
Kinematics, particle dynamics, motion relative to accelerated reference frames, work and energy, impulse and momentum, systems of particles and rigid body dynamics.
John Coltrane, "A Love Supreme" (Impulse!, 1964).
Press the A Button to accelerate.
"In a recession, that's accelerated".
