Sentence examples for deeper impulses from inspiring English sources

Some suggest deeper impulses.

... but he may well be tapping into deeper impulses on the part of his most fervent supporters, which could be helping to keep that bond so tight.

But good old lust is only one complicating element within the deeper impulse that animates both the characters in "Arcadia" and the play itself.

Sensing a deeper impulse for Newark's development, he put it this way: "I believe that we hold some of the answers to suburban problems.

Now, Carthy uses his doodles to inject a light-hearted humor into his music but looking closer at Carthy's animated repertoire, there seems to be a certain deeper impulse running through them.

"Fool for Love" is about the deep impulses that keep people together even when they're apart.

The play is not so much about coupling as about the deep impulses that keep people together even when they're apart.

Of course, there's a point to all this: Fischer, that indefatigable showman, is exposing his deepest impulses in this most inappropriate of forums.

Look at Iowa, glibly characterised as reactionary but which "had all these splendid deep impulses in its legal system that just sort of got papered over".

For in an emotional address that tugged on the deepest impulses in the Greek nationalist psyche, President Tassos Papadopoulos called on April 7th for a resounding rejection of the UN blueprint.

"And though history has made us self-conscious in order to enhance our survival prospects, we still have deep impulses to erase the skull lines in our head and become immersed directly in the river.