Sentence examples for impulses to return from inspiring English sources

Traditional lost-and-founds are migrating online, and a batch of start-ups and hobby Web sites have sprouted with the aim of harnessing people's altruistic impulses to return lost items.

For more than three years, Bill Cowher has resisted the impulse to return to the sideline.

So no matter what faces us back home, the impulse to return is strong.

Secular French Jews of Stora's generation have felt the impulse to return to their roots before.

But once the other side starts firing in a closely contested race, it becomes almost impossible to resist the impulse to return fire.

That impulse to return to places of disaster and trauma is something that has gone on for centuries – a sort of ruin lust.

We suspect this young man will grow up to be a writer driven by an unconquerable impulse to return to the place he is trying so hard to purge from his memory.

Beyond the numbers, the impulse to return to Greece's rural roots itself represents a telling new tendency since the onset of the crisis — a turning inward, a quiet kind of national pride in response to the overall gloom.

It's all still there, just waiting for a renaissance — a surge of red ball caps and shirts heading toward the Great American Ball Park, people feeling some ancient impulse to return to root for the Reds.

I fought the impulse to return to the knoll's fence for another 5 minutes and then realized it was hopeless.

The impulse to return items is so ingrained in Tokyoites that 10percentt of objects (313,335 items) turned in last year were "waste" or food that went bad before anyone could claim it.