Sentence examples for in the impulse from inspiring English sources

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

As with New Year's resolutions on the calendar, the impetus may not survive the turning of all the pages, but there is nothing shameful in the impulse or the effort.

There is an element of idol worship in the impulse to erect monuments to people; nobody has ever actually been as perfect as the creation of a memorial implies.

(Brantley) ★ 'DEEP TRANCE BEHAVIOR IN POThisLAND' This ravishing mind trip from Richard Foreman, who is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his Ontological-Hysteric Theater, distills what was noblest in the impulse that four decades ago propelled a generation to turn on, tune in and drop out.

(James) ★ 'DEEP TRANCE BEHAVIOR IN POThisLAND' This ravishing mind trip from Richard Foreman, who is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his Ontological-Hysteric Theater, distills what was noblest in the impulse that four decades ago propelled a generation to turn on, tune in and drop out.

(Neil Genzlinger) Off Off Broadway 'DEEP TRANCE BEHAVIOR IN POThisLAND' This ravishing mind trip from Richard Foreman, who is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his Ontological-Hysteric Theater, distills what was noblest in the impulse that four decades ago propelled a generation to turn on, tune in and drop out.

Water and lower-calorie drinks will be displayed at eye-level and in the impulse-buy racks near cash registers, and city-produced "Shop Healthy" banners will be draped in the aisles.

Fruit and nut bars, on shelves near the cereals, were priced at $1.99 each, but in the impulse-buy area near checkout, the dark chocolate nuts and sea salt bars and the peanut butter dark chocolate bars were priced at $2.79.

Lacey is very good on the Queen's feelings about feelings, the "curious knotting in the impulses" that complicates her expressions of emotion.

In 1968 the impulse was an expression of freedom.

But in Washington, the impulse to dial back legislation that discourages development is percolating.