Sentence examples for impulse to fall from inspiring English sources

There are Web sites devoted to nailing it (BuzzFeed, Thought Catalog), and there aren't many Twitter users who don't at least occasionally indulge the impulse to fall into this mode ("That thing where…" "Ever notice how…").

The deep state of gangsters and Grey Wolf nationalists the military used to kill thousands of Kurds – which was never that deep – is not what it was, even if the impulse to fall back on those old ways has not gone away.

The above, simple mindfulness-based practices are designed to directly counter the impulse to fall into the rabbit hole of our devices.

But to read the deepest dreams and impulses of Sylvia Plath is to fall in love all over again, totally and uncritically.

To my thinking, it is somewhat reassuring to know that at least one member of the United States Senate still has the capacity to fall in love on impulse.

Transcript levels for the other three genes encoding high-affinity glucose transporters (HXT2, HXT4, and HXT7) are up-regulated from 1 h post-impulse as the glucose concentration in the growth medium starts to fall.

The constant level test consists of 200 positive switching impulses with the same characteristics such as maximum applied voltage, time to crest and time to fall.

It's our impulse to protect what falls, to bring water to the thirsty, to love what is hurting.

Impulse explores all the mystifying things people do despite knowing better, from blurting out indiscretions to falling for totally incompatible romantic partners.

A month before he was assassinated, President Lincoln said, "Whenever I hear any one arguing for slavery, I fell a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally".

As Mr. Boulez saw it, all these composers had failed to pursue their most radical impulses, and it fell to a new generation — specifically, to him — to pick up the torch.