Sentence examples for impulse rather from inspiring English sources
Cohesiveness registers as a guiding impulse rather than as a natural byproduct.
If women were to give in to the impulse rather than act as civilization's brakes, where would it all end?
It's also possible, as with so many of Trump's decisions, that he was relying on impulse rather than strategy.
Typically it's impulse, rather than intelligence, that lands middle-finger extenders in legal trouble: students to principals, motorists to police officers, defendants to judges.
The Vespers, religious in impulse rather than doctrine, use Latin texts with grand orchestral eruptions and explosions, ethereal choral writing and implicit reference (described by Matthews in a note to the piece) to Hindu tradition as well as Christian.
Ms. Perint Palmer was referring specifically to Nice Collective, a San Francisco-based label founded in 1997 by Joe Haller and Ian Hannula in part to capitalize on distinctive elements of a local style that, like so much else in the Bay Area, seems to be generated by some loopy organic collective impulse rather than an editorial cabal.
Sharing the program is Ofelia Loret de Mola, from Mexico, whose Danscores troupe will perform movement derived from improvisation and nervous impulses rather than conscious effort.
It is ludicrous to argue that teaching "intelligent design" in high school biology classes is motivated by educational impulses, rather than by religion.
Of the 400 projects being screened, 43 percent were shot on digital tape, which records information as electronic impulses rather than images.
Now, however, the focus is not on invincibility or greatness, but on the perhaps more elusive goal of keeping his furies at bay and trying to master his unrulier impulses rather than letting them control him.
The ex-neurotic will now deliberately choose not to do what he has previously murkily not done; his "better impulses," rather than his unsuccessful (symptom-producing) repressions, will guide him to his renunciations.
