Sentence examples for impulse has gone from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Celmins's first exhibition of new work since 2001, her trompe l'oeil impulse has gone wild and a bit generic.

In recent years, the hunger for celebrity has gone from being a common, but immature, impulse that many of us have felt to being a pandemic.

That impulse to return to places of disaster and trauma is something that has gone on for centuries – a sort of ruin lust.

By 2000, the ironic impulse had become unnecessary.

I had gone from my first impulse about getting into her pants to fearing that she'd try to get into mine.

He thinks that the basic impulse of postmodernism is right, but that postmodernists have gone too far, and have produced a flatland of their own.

As Shakespeare and drinking have gone hand-in-hand for centuries, he went with his impulse, changed many of the details and brought his version to the states.

He had gone first to Greece, but after two days in Athens, on an impulse, he flew to Israel.

After our first visit to one of the camps last week — before we even found those camps where rumors of children's deaths from cold proved sadly to be true — Ms. Bruce's impulse had been to go buy warm clothing and come straight back to put it on the children.

Today, that hippie-activist impulse has matured.

The original impulse has been transformed.