Sentence examples for initial impulse of the book from inspiring English sources

The initial impulse of the book was not the political theme but the tragic character of Mrs. Transome, who was one of her greatest triumphs.

(After the last of the trials, Marianne wrote to Weber's mother, "It is gruesome when things take their own course, detached from the initial impulse of the person who set them in motion").

The degradational response might be the initial impulse of the chondrocytes to create space in the cartilage for the new tissue that will be generated.

The initial impulse of many, at least initially, was the latter.

The initial embrace of the book was surprising.

The initial print run of the book was 500,000 copies, less than half that of her last book.

IF LIBERATING a nation from an egregious dictatorship had been the initial impulse behind the invasion of Iraq, it might have been a "just war".

For its premiere at the Joyce Theater on Friday night, what lingered from that initial impulse were the ideas of effort and resilience, both spiritual and physical.

Aristotle's initial impulse in the face of such challenges, as we have seen, is to preserve the appearances (phainomena), to explain how change is possible.

Over the generations, it seems the company has settled on a sort of compromise between straight up Android and its initial impulse to skin the hell out of the software.

Most of my pieces have taken ten to twelve years from the time of the initial impulse to the day I abandon them, and I've gone as long as twenty-five years.