The brain had to do two things in order to survive: it had to impel its body to get what it needed, and it had to form an understanding of the world that was realistic enough to guide it in doing so.
The reanimation of the object world, which the term "object life" implies, has worked to impel thinking beyond the paradox of "object agency" (i.e., how things might be understood to have agency).
It seemed as if all the elements had conspired to impel me to some onward step.
Were they ideologues we would have to think about the ideology impelling them to act and wonder how we could persuade them to abandon it for ours or at least to relax it so that peaceful coexistence between us might be possible.
The car became fixed in the ground many times, and the hero and I had to get out to impel it.
Fiat Auto, which is already 20% owned by GM, has an option to impel the Detroit-based company to buy the remaining 80% between 2004 and 2009.
The prevailing style is realist, but it is regularly beset by mixed, toilsome aims: Wall has harbored enough motives to impel several artists, and they have tended to get in the way of one another.
Unsuccessful technical experiments with paints seem to have impelled Leonardo to stop working on the mural; one cannot otherwise explain his abandonment of this great work.
The England and Wales Cricket Board has used a High Court summons to impel Westfield to be a witness at the London hearing, where Kaneria will appeal against a lifetime ban from the sport.
Since 1913 generation after generation of composers – from Varèse to Boulez, Bartók to Ligeti — has felt impelled to face the challenges set by this seminal masterwork.
