Sentence examples for by the same impulses from inspiring English sources

It shows the monks as distressingly human, tormented by the same impulses that beset the laity.

Cultural cleansing and ecological cleansing are driven by the same impulses, in some cases to serve the same ends.

For the new rich, hiring a helicopter is motivated by the same impulses for excitement and one-upmanship.

In the climate of the '60s dedicated journalists found collaborators within the military moved by the same impulses and ready to provide information that fueled their criticism.

Much of this violence is fuelled by the same impulses expressed by so-called radical feminists to police gender and dictate the terms of acceptable womanhood.

Silverman may have been driven by the same impulses: instead of trusting in and directing the flow of Foster's natural wellspring of talent, she set out to dam it.

But there is hope for Bridget, who is not, it seems, driven by the same impulse.

After he died, his mother was driven by the same impulse.

Are they all motivated by the same impulse, or do you think of them each very differently?

He was motivated, ultimately, by the same impulse that drives many of us to seek out bits of ephemera of a celebrity.

And finally, just as he turned to the paintings of earlier masters, redoing their works in many variations, so he turned to his own earlier oeuvre, prompted by the same impulse.