Sentence examples similar to inborn impulses from inspiring English sources
Instinct, an inborn impulse or motivation to action typically performed in response to specific external stimuli.
By Sven Birkerts In some artists — James Merrill and Milan Kundera, for instance — the inborn human structure-making impulse heats to fever, yielding works that reflect intense private struggles for equilibrium.
In some artists — James Merrill and Milan Kundera, for instance — the inborn human structure-making impulse heats to fever, yielding works that reflect intense private struggles for equilibrium.
They were formulated before Mendel's Laws were widely known and accepted and before the chromosomal theory of inheritance, the recognition of inborn metabolic errors, the existence of hormones and the mechanism of nervous impulse were known.
CHICAGO - IT must be inborn.
He just has inborn qualities".
Children do have inborn temperaments and intelligence.
Playing tennis is not an inborn skill.
