Sentence examples for burning impulse from inspiring English sources
Ms. Mearns made the heroine of "Serenade" a creature of burning impulse; Ms. Reichlen rendered the heroine of "Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2" both impersonal and multifaceted, her large-scale lyricism making the ballet marvelously ample.
The impulse to look at an "apparently burning garbage heap" and see an "urban phenomenon," and then make it the raw material of an elaborate aesthetic construct, is not so different from the more common impulse not to look at all.
I just loved burning off the fire inside me - it's an impulse you can't help'.
That sort of impulse, she concluded (to help your neighbor save his burning house, for example) led inexorably "to the New Deal".
Emotionally adrift, Judy is pursuing her libidinous impulses without regard for consequences, and even suggests burning up the rest of the money in a final act of liberation from culturally imposed roles.
That same impulse can be felt in Paolo Canevari's big graphite drawing of the Colosseum burning.
Clinton came in bragging about his style of burning the candle at both ends and that's exactly the M.O. he imported into the White House with as we know disastrous impulse control and decision-making consequences.
