Sentence examples for impetus to write from inspiring English sources

This week two independent and seemingly unrelated arrivals in the mail provided me with the impetus to write this post.

"Police brutality was my original impetus to write the play," Ms. Corthron said recently, peeling a clementine in the Atlantic's rehearsal studio.

The impetus to write Nomad came in 2008, when she visited her dying father at a hospital in London and saw her family for the first time in years.

Their short-lived relationship with the Clash camp gave them the impetus to write the first 2 Tone salvo Gangsters, based on Prince Buster's Al Capone, with its opening line: "Bernie Rhodes knows, don't argue!" The Specials needed a flipside but had spent their £700 studio budget, which had been raised from friends and family.

It actually provided me with a learning opportunity and gave me the impetus to write this post.

The actual impetus to write this column came from a run-in with a taxi driver last night.

The recorded interview of my mother was the impetus for me to write a book based on an immigrant Italian family in Wales and their cafe, Sweet Pizza.

It made me think about the impact a person's story can have on others, and it was the impetus for me to write my own story, which I did with JR.

What was the impetus for you to write this book?

During the first two decades of the 20th century, rampant racial injustices, led by weekly reports of grisly lynchings, gave strong impetus to protest writing.

The same impetus that led Mary Wollstonecraft to write Vindication of the Rights of Women is the same wellspring that led Tom Paine to write Common Sense, and Jefferson to phrase the declaration of independence in terms of natural rights bestowed by God, making all men (sic) equal.