This Utopian impulse inevitably went hand-in-hand with benevolent bossiness.
His impulse is to hand out money".
In fact, I loved the car very much, often admiring its Pininfarina lines and its low profile and the way I could open the top on impulse, with one hand, at the first sign of spring sun.
The newness of things gives an old tension new meaning, the tension between globalist and missionary impulses, on one hand, and hardheaded realism on the other.
For the unacceptable torque reactions across the three tool configurations, the ratio of hand moment impulse over tool torque impulse was significantly greater than for the acceptable reactions.
Yet I still felt the impulse to put my hand in my jacket pocket and bring out my notebook.
On the other hand, most impulse noise filters are based on rank-order statistics [7, 9, 17], which perform the reordering of pixels of a 2-D neighborhood window into a 1-D sequence.
Perhaps such Type-A individuals also know better than anyone else how near at hand the impulse is to collapse into a hedonism of escapes, erotic gratifications and intoxications.
In the meantime, the poles of the controversy the biblical impulses, on the one hand, and the philosophical and secular ones, on the other had begun to move vigorously apart, and partisans moving in both directions found some encouragement in Aquinas himself.
And then, realizing that for once she's had the last word, "she ran up the stairs as lightly and swiftly as a girl, restraining a new and unexpected impulse to clasp her hands above her head and wave them, in triumphant greeting to the invisible wives of all the writers in the world".
