Sentence examples for deepest impulses from inspiring English sources

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

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.

At no point is there any doubt that the director, however inspired by the literary original, is acting from anything other than his deepest impulses as a maker of moving pictures.

Kazin was more than a literary critic -- he was, in his own phrase, a "critic at large," which is to say, a polymath, authoritative on many topics; but those many topics may not have included the prickly theme of his own deepest impulses.

You choose to be faithful, you choose to do what you believe you should do, sometimes against all your deepest impulses, and you hope that the truth of your actual behavior will become clear to you down the road.

Her deepest impulse is to be simply who s/he is.

But as a literary heritage or memory it has strengthened the deepest impulse of our literature, and our ­civilization.

A man whose deepest impulse is to demonstrate sympathy for every faction was suddenly obliged to alienate the affections of one faction completely.

At the outset of his writing career, he took for his own "a phrase of D.H. Lawrence's in his splendid commentary on the complacent moral utterances of Benjamin Franklin: 'Find your deepest impulse, and follow that'" (1972: 93).

Some suggest deeper impulses.

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