Sentence examples for impulse to disrupt from inspiring English sources
The rest comes out in the tech industry's impulse to "disrupt," which has become so superficial a conceit that it accounts for undesirable inventions that innovate only by successfully developing a previously non-existing thing — though it's not entirely clear that Titstare even does that much.
The rest comes out in the tech industry's impulse to "disrupt," which has become so superficial a conceit that it accounts for undesirable inventions that innovate only by successfully developing a previously non-existing thing though it's not entirely clear that Titstare even does that much.
Rampaging through fictional Llanview, he injected ambiguity into the bluntest dialogue, his sneers averting cynicism to reveal depression and humor" and "transformed Todd into a soul-wrenched Lucifer, his rage ripped from abuse and bathed in vengeful glee, his sexiness rising off his instinct for survival and his outlaw impulse to disrupt".
With high-voltage discharges, such as are encountered when an individual is struck by lightning, the major effect is to disrupt nervous impulses; death is usually caused by interruption of the regulatory impulses of the heart.
Probucol was a bit of dog; it had been pulled from the market in 1995 after it was found to disrupt the electrical impulses that guide the heart's rhythms.
He seemed driven not by impulse or rage but by a need to disrupt and embarrass.
It was an odd impulse to take power, to intervene in my parents' adult world, which I couldn't penetrate otherwise and wanted to disrupt.
To disrupt peace negotiations?
"We want to disrupt the industry".
Terrorists want to disrupt daily life.
