Sentence examples for impulse deeper from inspiring English sources

The desire to celebrate women in music is laudable but would be even more so if it emerged from an impulse deeper and less dismissive than a mere balancing of accounts.

Who knows why we do what we do in life... but we are all moved by an impulse deep in our hearts.

Ignoring the obvious environmental imperative, bikes play to two impulses deep within the Londoner's soul: they offer an opportunity for competitive smugness and a simple tax-avoidance strategy (motorists have to pay a £10 congestion charge — about $16 — to get into the center of town).

This impulse has deep roots.

This is craftsmanship in action as "enduring, basic human impulse"; the deep inner satisfaction that comes from work perfected for its own sweet sake.

Friendship is an impulse encoded deep within us, but it is also a skill, and skills can be both taught and learned.

Tyson's impulse was deep and noble, but, as the years went on, motion pictures became less about issues and characters than about the presentation of youth as an aspiration.

The biological roots of this impulse go deep, Turkle added: "We were wired through evolution to feel that when something looks us in the eye, then someone is at home in it".

I hope you remember in moments of desire, impulse, laughter, deep sadness, and the spectrum of emotions you bear generously in this world, that you are not business.

Those conflicting impulses have deep roots.

Freud and psychoanalysis had exposed unconscious, primitive impulses lurking deep within all of us.