Sentence examples for impulse of from inspiring English sources

The impulse of delight.

Last, humanism repeatedly fostered the impulse of religious reform.

Are these questions an impulse of the moment?

But the natural impulse of capitalism is selfishness.

The book also chronicles their impulse of denial.

For whatever the cynics say, the impulse of compassion will always triumph.

It is a natural impulse of all people to live freely in their own truth.

That's the old impulse of basically defying authority and of doing it your way".

Yet, after many of Zuckerberg's haughtiest riffs, a tiny impulse of regret quivers across his lips.

Reiner's unemotional decisiveness brings out "an answering impulse of subservience" in Damon.

"The first impulse of government functionaries seems to be, invariably, to lie," the editorial began.