Sentence examples for impulse through from inspiring English sources
I had read somewhere that it would be a good idea to liquidate the criminal impulse through aversion therapy; I was appalled.
Inspired by the setting of Athens, the world's first democracy, Mr. Morris has set this "Midsummer" in a chaotic, futuristic world, he said, where "there is an impulse through the course of the play toward civilization".
(Smith)20110616 ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse' (through July 11) MoMA's largest survey of Germany's first Modern art movement is infused with an urgent, crackling energy, by turns joyful, satiric, grim and tragic.
(Smith) ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse' (through July 11) MoMA's largest survey of Germany's first Modern art movement is infused with an urgent, crackling energy, by turns joyful, satiric, grim and tragic.
"GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM: THE GRAPHIC IMPULSE," through July 11, presents more than 250 works dating from 1905 to the early 1920s by Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, Egon Schiele and about 25 others.
Gay traces the modernist impulse through the post-World War II period to our own time, where he finds it in the work of Frank Gehry and Gabriel García Márquez.
Therefore, dantrolene can either ameliorate conduction depression by decreasing intracellular free Ca2+ concentration (to improve gap junction conductance) or further decelerate CV via prolonging APD (as impulses traveling through partially refractory tissue).
(Rosenberg) Galleries: Uptown 'QUIET POLITICS' Works in this elegant group show express political impulses through understated means.
The superego represents the inhibitions of instinct and the control of impulses through the incorporation of parental and societal standards.
The most lethal and important chemical weapons contain nerve agents, which affect the transmission of impulses through the nervous system.
In recent performances, the Brooklyn-based Mr. Tcherepnin has infused electronic impulses through the bodies of audience members, effectively transforming their anatomy into musical instruments.
