Sentence examples for in impulse to from inspiring English sources

Boaz Keysar and co-author Yoella Bereby-Meyer, professor in psychology at Ben-Gurion Universitheof the Negev, find dice game reveals role of language in impulse to lie.

Well, rein in any impulse to assault, for one.

"There won't have to be a veto" because Congress will rein in its impulse to spend more and more, Mr. Lott predicted.

You, naturally, will never let him be successful in this endeavor and instead, completely give in to the impulse to argue your point.

And also because uxoriousness, in some men, evinces itself in the impulse to share.

Americans even in their impulse to care about injustice in racial health care disparities have not focused adequately on the actual problem of suffering among black patients.

But by giving in to the impulse to analyze immediately, journalists and pundits feed the notion that the election should be over on election night.

In its impulse to educate, it could be described as a basic course: Afro-Cuban Music 101.

In the impulse to solve this problem, most policy privileges disproportionate FAR allocations (referred to as F.S.I in Mumbai) to the perceived carrying capacities of these areas.

(A century's worth of fiction has been dedicated to sympathizing with women in their impulse to be free of that kind of scrupulous attentiveness, that smothering devotion).

In our impulse to rid the world of those we find reprehensible, we forget that we are also ridding the world of those who have done nothing wrong.