Sentence examples for impulse to join from inspiring English sources

For many years, I resisted the impulse to join in.

It was not a theological conversion, but, after long reflection, a spiritual impulse to join the disempowered.

It's a good impulse, to join the familiarities of a domestic drama with the abstruseness of mathematics.

From inside my car, I felt nothing, but I fought an impulse to join the scattering crowd, to jump out of my car and run.

But stubbornly, true White Sox fans resisted the impulse to join the trendy but apparently haunted Cubs from the North Side.

The impulse to join the admirable with the beautiful is nearly irresistible for most of us, but we might have to face the fact that Shostakovich was a mediocre human being possessed of staggering musical ability.

The French philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville worried about the possibility of Americans withdrawing from public life in a kind of selfish individualism, but noted the generous correctives in American society: the impulses to join associations and churches, to do good, to help their neighbors.

THE impulse to repair an old appliance can only be compared with the urge to join a bowling club.

All the same impulses that motivate people to join affinity groups for fun, shopping and hobbies will soon take a serious turn with political and economic implications.

"Never resist a generous impulse," was Mr. Thompson's rationale for allowing the 2 percenters to join.

Few people still at the White House are able to restrain Mr. Trump from acting on his impulses after the departures of crucial staff members who were once able to join forces with other aides to do so.