Sentence examples for feel the impulse from inspiring English sources

Does he never feel the impulse to idle away a day in his slippers and pyjamas?

It might also be that boys feel the impulse — by nature and nurture — to protect their sisters.

What do you have to do with the Force Stick in order to be able to feel the impulse?

We are basically strangers, but I feel the impulse to put a reassuring hand on his shoulder.

He has a compelling presence, but he is such a fox that you feel the impulse to check your wallet when you leave his office.

In fact, one of the reasons I like Berlin is that you don't feel the impulse to dress up or shop, which is certainly not how you feel in Paris or London.

It proved to him that he was not meant to feel the impulses that drew him to the fleshpots of Carthage.

I felt the impulse to lie and get it over with.

As a historian-in-training, I felt the impulse in both places to look to history for explanations.

I soon became such a focal point for anger that I felt the impulse to defend myself publicly.

Secular French Jews of Stora's generation have felt the impulse to return to their roots before.