The writing impulse seeks its own level and isn't always given a chance to find it.
Congressional Republicans had a decent impulse in seeking to tighten bankruptcy laws because filings were soaring and cheats were seeking bankruptcy to evade creditors.
While Klee's semi-abstraction brings this tension between revealing and concealing itself to the fore (and so teaches us about the necessarily partial nature of perception and our experience of intelligibility more generally), Picasso's cubism seems to follow the Modern subjectivistic impulse by seeking to represent all the hidden aspects of a figure simultaneously.
For me, part of the way of not giving in to the impulse of seeking my own safety and security in other people is to remember how often I have screwed up, put myself first, not met my most basic obligations to other people, and let other people down.
The psychological profile of PD patients may have a role as a risk factor, since impulse sensation seeking personality traits and addiction proneness characterized PD patients who develop GD.
It functions entirely according to the pleasure-pain principle, its impulses either seeking immediate fulfillment or settling for a compromise fulfillment.
Not for the first time, some Republicans are giving into their darker impulses and seeking to divide Americans based on ethnicity and faith.
There is a new impulse to seek solidarity with listeners, and Shostakovich is suddenly a role model.
The poet's impulse to seek sanctuary in isolation, and the militant's to seek justice through intervention, should, she suggests, feel familiar to us in 2008.
Her mother called Misty "the Bad Influence," and even Catherine resisted her friend's impulse to seek "more danger, more brutality, selecting, it seemed, against safety".
She thought it unfortunate that so many women wrote "out of a decorative impulse" and sought to avoid wasting her own talents on mere "literary needlework".
