Sentence examples for have the impulses from inspiring English sources

Would you say that you have the impulses of an explorer, or is this just done in the spirit of athleticism?

Passing by commercial sites once occupied by H & S Raynor's Bowery Circulating Library at No. 76 (circa 1820), the Pig and Whistle Tavern at No. 131 (late 1700's) and Hammacher Schlemmer's hardware store, between Delancey and Rivington Streets at No. 209 (1859-1926), I have the impulses of an archaeologist, curious about how these sites reveal layers of history and, at the same time, hide secrets.

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.

Most of Mr. Sandler's characters also have the impulse control of a toddler.

"If it's just a dead egg there, she doesn't have the impulse to do that.

"It's only the few who are on Prozac that have the impulse to trade," he said.

ALTHOUGH I know better — I really do — when I have the impulse to adopt a new pet, I picture only love and fulfillment.

"It's easy to have the impulse of, 'I've got to strike, I've got to be relevant, I've got to keep this thing alive,' " he said.

But the true answer lies in understanding the mindset of the typical N.B.A. owner, many of whom seem to have the impulse control of an Adderall addict armed with a lighter in a fireworks store.