Sentence examples for impulse there from inspiring English sources

There is a generous impulse there, and one that can do a great deal of good.

It's the most dangerous and atrocious human impulse there is.

The moon is out, but Fried spurns the poetic impulse: "There are too many / stars in poems you have to get drunk to write".

In an equivalent impulse, there will be many more who think they have seen the films and so need not pick up the books.

Cather understood the impulse: "There is something stirring about finding evidences of human labor and care in the soil of an empty country," Tom Outland says in the novel.

In a wild recurrent impulse, there was the temptation to be there with her father, who did not know that she knew, had been told, as he was that Saturday.

Mary reads a poem, they exalt about the writing, the symbols, the impulses there.

Laudable and understandable justifications inform these impulses; there is no doubt that crime and terror can be – and are – planned and perpetrated online.

This time out he restrains some of his bolder impulses: there are none of the sudden flashbacks that kept "Out of Sight" so brilliantly off balance, and certainly no brazen jump cuts, as in "The Limey" last year.

So the answer to finding someone like that is to go with wisdom, not fleeting impulses – there's such an emphasis in our culture on the passionate side of love that the wise part often loses out.

Now that my mother was gone — I always thought she'd outlive me, but her lung cancer took precedence over my suicidal impulses — there was no one to blame for my depressions, no one to whom I could turn for some magical, longed-for compensation.