Sentence examples for impulse to action from inspiring English sources
Although unplanned suicide attempts assume a rapid transition for suicidal impulse to action, many studies do not quantify the time elapsed from suicidal impulse to action.
"Whatever you have acquired," President Jordan told the graduates, "should be an impulse to action.
Although an air of moral concern lends an understanding a noble appearance, it may be that a clear perception of interest would supply a stronger impulse to action.
Yet the body lines, the reach of the voice, and the pushing, seething impulse to action immediately identified the three pieces as flamenco.
The current study was designed to clarify how alcohol use facilitates the transition from suicidal impulse to action among U.S. Army personnel.
We hypothesized that alcohol consumption during the 24 h preceding a suicide attempt would be associated with significantly faster transition from suicidal impulse to action but would be unrelated to medical lethality.
Taken together, guilt, shame and individualism undercut any impulse to collective action, then as now, Professor Kennedy said.
Compassionately interfering social contacts, showing respect for the older person's needs and wishes gave older adults an impulse to take action to solve their problems.
If there is no external impediment, impulse leads to action.
If anything I would say that it might be the other way around, that the US election might exert an extra inhibition on any impulse to take military action in the Middle East right now.
