Sentence examples for impulse from from inspiring English sources

There is no impulse from the rest of Europe.

I recognised this impulse from my death books.

"Our primary impulse, from the beginning, is healing".

The toxin attacks the fine nerve fibrils and stops the impulse from passing along these fibres.

The Fed could rely on the deflationary impulse from abroad to contain price pressures.

But a tension has haunted the biographic impulse from the very beginning.

Blood again flows into the atria, and an impulse from the S-A starts the cycle over again.

An impulse from the S-A node causes the two atria to contract, forcing blood into the ventricles.

Wordsworth thought that 'one impulse from a vernal wood' had more didactic worth than the editorialising of all the sages.

But men are not, after all, machines, and the demarcation of one human impulse from another is always difficult.

Lin was a restricted free agent, and the Rockets swooped, offering him a large, quirky contract that unsheathed a sudden frugal impulse from the generally free-spending Knicks.