Sentence examples for diverging impulses from inspiring English sources
Binoche's performance, as Isabelle, is largely responsible for unifying the film's wildly diverging impulses with a solid core of calm and purpose.
The fact of fame is not a criticism of the real-life Edward Snowden, and doesn't at all affect the historic value of his revelations rather, it indicates his complexity, and would seem to offer a movie-maker a character with a treasure trove of mental energies and emotional vectors, diverging impulses and influences and calculations, to dramatize.
The convolution of the twin image with an impulse response having a diverging curvature produces a defocus, thereby reducing the twin image effects.
Connor O'Neill of The Miscellany News wrote that, "by funneling [the primary means of R&B decadence] through his diverse and diverging palette, Ocean literalizes both his nostalgic impulses and the odd future of which he is a part".
Why this diverging picture?
Analysts offer diverging views.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
Their national interests are diverging".
Our economies were also diverging.
Different yardsticks show diverging trends.
