Sentence examples for human impetus from inspiring English sources

"Before when things needed to change (my location) I always knew — but usually there was an exterior human impetus — however if I stay here — I will die".

After the rise and demise of things like Julie & Julia, the human impetus for sharing – exposing oneself, as it were, on the Internet – had to flow somewhere.

Climate has always changed under human impetus, and it is not something we necessarily ought to prevent.

He accused the three countries of being "the cause of immense human suffering, the impetus of enormous regional instability, and the genesis of a sordid cradle of communism in the western hemisphere".

Like most other events in human history, the impetus was emotional, even innocent.

It's interesting that games haven't fully utilised the impetus of human curiosity that much.

Until the mid-20th century, social scientists seeking the impetus for human behavior tended to look reflexively to people's environments.

Russia's emphasis on financial reparations and attention to the court's jurisprudence has provided some recourse for individual victims, as well as a larger impetus for human rights reform.

Recent progress in our understanding of nuclear envelope architecture and composition has also revealed an intriguing connection between constituents of the nuclear envelope and human disease, providing further impetus to decipher this cellular structure and the dramatic remodeling process it undergoes with each cell division.

The suggestion that only excellently executed or virtuously performed rational activity constitutes human happiness provides the impetus for Aristotle's virtue ethics.

Our additional finding that miRNA rolling circle transcripts are accurately processed by the human Drosha/Microprocessor complex provides impetus for future studies assessing the RCT capabilities of human RNAPs.