Sentence examples for biological impulses from inspiring English sources

And what did she think of Desnoes? "Well, I wouldn't downplay the biological impulses.

I'm talking about basic biological impulses that drive women to not think – at least not with their heads.

We think the truth will make us free, but the more we find out about ourselves, the more we realise that we are the products of unconscious forces and biological impulses over which we have no control.

This also doesn't mean there's no biological influence, but how we interpret our biological impulses do not exist in a vacuum empty of ideological takes on the world.

It can feel almost like a biological impulse.

The elderly, studies have found, tend to die around their birthdays or other significant events, suggesting an almost biological impulse toward symmetry and closure.

Some people do argue that it is a biological impulse but it is a very sensitive issue – if you say it is biological then you can say that it is not in my control, I was born this way.

Caitlin Moran, journalist Well, one reason I still do it now is because you're an animal and you've spawned children and so you have a biological impulse to provide for them.

It is a central paradox of contemporary parenting, in fact: we have an acute, almost biological impulse to provide for our children, to give them everything they want and need, to protect them from dangers and discomforts both large and small.

He has no defense besides biological impulse.

Its pervasiveness coupled with the sheer elusiveness of its definition suggests a biological impulse.