Sentence examples for impulse to change from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, I understand the frustration he feels, his sense of injustice, and his impulse to change society.
It was during the run of the Lion King that the impulse to change things was born.
"I hope you'll remember, during those times of doubt and frustration, that there is nothing naïve about your impulse to change the world," Mr. Obama said.
Time and again, he departs from Walter Reed with the sense of another Presidential job well done — "healed," he tells Draper — rather than with any despair, doubt, or impulse to change course.
Moran asked her to play it again, and told her that if she felt the impulse to change the melody or the tempo she should, since no bass player or drummer was following her.
What is clear is that his fellow members of the Standing Committee are longtime party veterans whose track records provide no evidence of a strong impulse to change the way China is governed, and whose ages mean they will probably have relatively short careers in the country's top ruling body.
Kevin's politics, which used to be a mixture of mild conservatism and strong humanitarian impulses, began to change with the Bush Administration's invasion of Iraq.
Therefore, an experiment was conducted to test the effectiveness of two interventions targeting impulsive processes of eating behavior to facilitate weight loss: Implementation intentions to remind people about dieting versus a go/no-go task to change impulses toward palatable foods.
His love of hair styling, he said, comes from a simple impulse: "I love being able to change a person".
It has to change under the impulse of individuals and nationals, who are after all the only true depositary of their individual freedoms and social rights.
