Sentence examples for basic impulses from inspiring English sources

His basic impulses & deeds are conservative.

The Post-Impressionists, it turns out, succumbed to the same basic impulses as most contemporary amateurs.

Though basic impulses may be dividable here along gender lines, variations on those instincts are countless and contradictory.

But it doesn't tell much about the concurrent development of punk's music, nor about its basic impulses and ideals, whether utopian, social-realist or primal.

To be driven by basic impulses implies an existence rooted in primal sensation; the discerning person has accumulated so much culture that no room is left for natural instinct.

He assiduously mined the fault line between language and sign, and calligraphy and mark-making; between his inner and outer realities and between what seems to have been a congenital distaste for life and an unusual passion to reveal the most basic impulses of mental and physical energy.

But the basic impulse seems common to all.

But maybe our reasons for recording are maturing, evolving past basic impulse.

The Big, Important Chart on The One-Page Magazine allows me to fulfill a pretty basic impulse: measure and rate things.

Notwithstanding its great diversity of styles, forms, themes, and functions, the theatre of today has its roots in a basic impulse to embody expression mimetically.

Three decades later, the basic impulse set in motion by Mr. Gandhi — that Dharavi should be redeveloped and somehow standardized — still prevails.