Sentence examples for fundamental urge from inspiring English sources

It is this fundamental urge to grab a chance while it is there that has so far made the art market spectacularly diverge from the rest of the economy.

Mr. Yuasa aims to take the primal, fundamental urge to create — "the interactions between man and the universe," he wrote in a program note — and bring it forward into a futuristic language free of baggage from the past.

Both begin with a fundamental urge -- indeed, a need -- to sort out the tangle of visions, sounds and emotions thrown at us by whatever it is that exists out there in front of us.

As such, Darcy says, the show grapples with our fundamental urge to make sense of the world through storytelling, and with the very nature of belief itself; with our genius for finding meaning and order in the universe, and with the comfort that such meaning and order provide.

Yes, there are some new songs, some new band members, but still, the fundamental urge to be at the front, to be part of the adoration, remains.

After six weeks, you begrudgingly hand the keys back with an envelope posted through the front door, but that feeling of longing that deep, fundamental urge to have a door and a ceiling and a house to yourself only grows and spreads throughout the whole of your 20s.

"Psychiatrists will tell you that to be able to give death gives you a sense of power, and to seek after power is one of the fundamental urges of humanity.

His precise motives may never be known, but this much is undoubtedly true: Manning was partly driven by the fundamental human urge to disseminate information, to let others know what he was reading and seeing and thinking from his dusty little military prefab under Iraq's unforgiving sun.

The BBC presenter and naturalist told the Evening Standard one of the most fundamental human urges is to seek power and killing an animal is often a way to fulfil that desire.

The decay of the Qing dynasty (1644 1911/12) prompted Kang and other concerned Chinese to urge fundamental institutional reforms.

"In line with this tradition and America's most fundamental values, we urge the president-elect to keep our doors open to those in danger".