Just as I was beginning my ascent back into life, he suddenly appeared behind me, wearing nothing but a pair of tattered shorts held up by a thin rope, and he was dancing, dancing like a Feiffer cartoon: full of impulse and pure giddy joy.
His own music, which he composed prolifically, was full of conflicting impulses.
This is a work full of conflicting impulses: in its opening movement the robust and the stately mingle unself-consciously.
So writing books upon books without the intention of sharing them with people is a proposition full of contradictory impulses and goals.
He calls it "a teenage country" full of contradictory impulses, some democratic, some emphatically not, about what it wants to be when it grows up.
Just now we are engaged in a frenzied wave of Confederate monument removals; it is a manifestation of how well-meaning Americans can demonstrate their anti-racism and full of admirable impulses.
If one has to make an association to the written word, a movie is closer to the poetic form, full of subliminal impulses, which is why the great ones delight both the child and the aging adult who imprisons him.
They also look — without a single sexual moment in the choreography — wonderfully sexy: both alert and relaxed, gorgeously liberated and full of vivid, shimmying impulses, playful and responsive.
Vienna especially is full of lively new artistic impulses -- the Museum Quarter, the Vienna Festival (now under Mr. Bondy), the Burgtheater under Klaus Bachmann.
The imitation isn't surprising since Ms. Stallings's movement style is closely based on Mr. Naharin's Gaga method, and it is full of the fascinating odd impulses, explosive balletic extensions, and spasmodic lurches and tics that characterize his work.
