Sentence examples for fresh impulse from inspiring English sources

"We were influential, but I thought we needed a fresh impulse.

The early defeats suffered by the French, however, gave fresh impulse to the Revolutionary movement, which Brissot and his friends had meant to check.

Last year they received a fresh impulse from the harrowing Roman Polanski movie, "The Pianist," and no guide will fail to take you to the grim Umschlagplatz (meaning, literally, Place of Reshipment, or Trading Center) where the pianist escaped as his family was shipped off to Treblinka.

We hope this film will generate a fresh impulse for the Na Ponta dos Pés community centre to finally become reality.

There were high expectations that the new Chancellor would reform Germany's outdated social security model, while at the same time sending a fresh impulse to the rest of Europe during the German Presidency.

During the Counter-Reformation there was a serious decline in the social and administrative use of Czech, though the Baroque period brought fresh impulses to popular poetry and influenced both Roman Catholic and non-Catholic writers.

But perhaps the freshest impulses came from two non-French designers.

Mr. Lissner said the time had arrived for a "fresh artistic impulse".

It does not in itself give him any fresh literary impulse".

Conceptualism keeps open a door through which all kinds of fresh creative impulses can flow.

On the one hand, the kerygma is the bearer and starting point for tradition; on the other hand, it molds the impetus for ever-new impulses toward charismatic, fresh interpretations and, under certain circumstances, suggests or even enforces elimination of accumulated traditions.