Sentence examples for has the impulse from inspiring English sources

That guy has the impulse control of a bear trap.

Some feminist critics complained about that moment when Rabbit has the impulse to ram the egg down into Janice's head -- that's cited as one case of Updike brutality.

But at times as a writer one has the impulse to exist outside that cycle and burrow; to burrow in the dark, or in Brooklyn, and make something quiet and simple, and offer it without any fanfare to the audience.

Even the most progressive mountain resort, however, functions as a kind of fortress in the wilderness, a zoo turned inside out: instead of taking nature to the people, it takes the people out to nature, where more than one animal has the impulse and wherewithal to run the show.

"Therefore, everyone naturally has the impulse for such a [political] community, but the person who first established [it] is the cause of very great benefits".

But every president has the impulse to say things like that.

I don't have the impulse to wear them.

So why did he have the impulse to counsel her?

Plus, I think I would also have the impulse to try to make it better looking.

They're "a new breed of women, they just had the impulse to take flight".

I love short stories but I've never had the impulse to write one.