Sentence examples for impulse to explore from inspiring English sources

Suggesting wine pairings should never inhibit an impulse to explore.

The impulse to explore an imaginary future is born partly of necessity.

But as they developed they kept changing, exceeding capital's need for self-expansion by adding the human impulse to explore the world through acts of creation.

Tsao pointed out a few difficulties with the design, but encouraged Martin to "investigate your initial impulse" to explore the ways in which architectural form and psychology are linked.

IN 1956, when General Motors opened its sprawling research center here, President Dwight D. Eisenhower praised it as a symbol of democratic capitalism's natural impulse to explore the frontiers of technology.

I'm ordinarily suspicious of antiquarianism, but I have to say that in most of these cases I found the impulse to explore the cinematic past refreshing, as much about recovering the idea of the new as about worshiping the old.

Science has always encompassed the applied and the basic, and the impulses to explore and to invent have always been linked.

One perennial and deserving candidate is "Close to the Edge," by Yes, from 1972, which consists of three long songs that are, by turns, gently pastoral and gloriously futuristic, responding to the genre's contradictory impulses: to explore musical history and to leave it behind.

Ornette Coleman ignored the boundaries between high art and folk music, between modernism and tradition; he recognized that the most human impulse is to explore and search for beauty.

In this study, we applied the impulse response function to explore the response of the stock market to oil price shocks before and after the financial crisis period.

"We wanted to explore the impulse of using fiction and deception in new ways," Mr. Freeman said.