Sentence examples for good impulses from inspiring English sources

And it is Louise who carries the novel, with her good impulses, her fallibility and her wish for a transforming passion.

That's probably a good impulse".

In each case, a good impulse was taken to excess.

It's a good impulse, to join the familiarities of a domestic drama with the abstruseness of mathematics.

Rabbinic literature created a technical term, ha-raʿ ("the evil impulse"), to denote the source within humans of their disobedience, and subsequently the counter-term yetzer ha-ṭov ("the good impulse") was used to indicate humans' obedience.

Some Westerners in Afghanistan who are monitoring the security transition saw the parliamentary vote as demonstrating a good impulse to improve two powerful ministries, but one with serious pitfalls.

Wanderlust is a good impulse for the Soho Think Tank to follow right now; after 16 years of cultivating some of the city's most innovative theater artists at the Ohio Theater, this Obie award-winning company has to vacate its Wooster Street home.

This is an argument she reiterated in a recent book, "The Triple Package", written with her husband Jed Rubenfeld, a fellow law professor at Yale, in which she ascribes the success of different cultures in America to a "triple package" comprised of a superiority complex, insecurity and good impulse control.

White light is normatively significant for revealing colors; a good impulse is normatively significant for revealing a sounding disposition.

The reason is that our noise filter is based on the combination of a good impulse detector and the classical bilateral filter; the former well deals with large outliers, and the latter effectively smoothes small amplitude noises.

This is a good impulse, no doubt, but one that feels almost comically misplaced in his milieu.