Sentence examples for impetus without from inspiring English sources

Of course, many of these things aren't spontaneous at all, at least not in the dictionary sense of occurring through some inner impetus, without an exterior force.

But now if we are faced with the possibility of simultaneous multiple pre-humans who may have even cross-bred, we might have to consider that evolution has its own impetus without an all-knowing God to plan it out to its ultimate conclusion.

Nasri fired wide shortly afterwards but Southampton managed to stem the early impetus and, without creating a clear-cut chance, were certainly in the contest when Rodriguez departed.

But there is no prospect of political negotiations without impetus being provided by Washington, which was yesterday in a state of paralysis.

According to Helen Darbishire of the Open Society Institute: "We generally fear that advocating application of hate speech regulations will create an impetus to act without ensuring that any steps taken are in conformity with international standards".

Colen's impetus is not without precedent: Jeff Koons has often described his balloon sculptures as the embodiment of human exhalation and Marcel Duchamp famously trapped Parisian air as a ready-made souvenir in his glass ampule almost a century ago.

He argues this fear has only been exacerbated by Trump's exorbitant wealth, which enables his platform to be entirely self-directed, without impetus for compromise.

Without this impetus, the programme's executives argue, shipbuilding in the UK has a limited future.

But it's hard to imagine ever feeling ready to broach the subject without some impetus.

Without this impetus, supermarkets will simply pay lip service to the problem.

Without the impetus of market demand, it is very difficult to develop.