Sentence examples for impulse in the from inspiring English sources

His whole life had been at the mercy of a random impulse "in the micromaze of a moth's brain".

Does your work always have a journalistic impulse in the beginning?

He seemed to have found that impulse in the songs of a Baroque group as well.

It is interesting, though, that there is almost no sign of that impulse in the permanent exhibition.

The comic impulse in the visual arts is discussed in the articles caricature and cartoon and comic strip.

There is a lot of humor in her art and surely a self-satirizing impulse in the self-portraits.

Efforts to ease human suffering, after all, provided Keynes with his ethical impulse in the first place.

Kinetic energy may be added to a fluid either by rotating it at high speed or by providing an impulse in the direction of flow.

"There's a cross-disciplinary impulse in the arts now," he said, "but I feel that very often, things get programmed from above".

He also cited that same cyclical impulse in the electorate as the reason he was defeated in 1992, after one term in office, by Mr. Clinton.

"The Valley" is a visual contemplation of an animal impulse in the context of late capitalism, activated by the artifices and edifices of the American suburb.