Sentence examples for initial impulse was to from inspiring English sources

Freud's initial impulse was to accept these as having happened.

For Thanksgiving, the chef's initial impulse was to produce food a la 17th-century native Americans, using spits and heated pits instead of pots and pans.

WHEN Stan Listokin first saw the 144-year-old St. Peter's Church in Brooklyn he was considering buying, his initial impulse was to tear it down.

Its initial impulse was to solve the problem by fast-tracking a strategic partnership with a large company that would pay an up-front licensing fee for its technology.

Hollywood's initial impulse was to airbrush terrorists and even the World Trade Center out of existence (a taboo refreshingly broken by Martin Scorsese in the final frames of "The Gangs of New York").

But despite clinical accomplishments and professional accolades in this country, I knew, like my fellow resident, that there were patients and physicians whose initial impulse was to dismiss him or any other doctor with an accent or an international degree.

"My initial impulse is to say: 'No.

But Emily is so articulate and sure of herself that your initial impulse is to suspend doubt and applaud her nervy independence.

When I read this Forbes article touting mindfulness meditation as the "next big business opportunity", my initial impulse is to grind my teeth in frustration.

While the initial impulse is to download as many apps as possible to try them out, there is a limit to how many apps you can juggle on your iPhone.

The initial critical impulse was to carefully consider the merit of each individual segment, plotting his effectiveness against a rubric that was equal parts Stewart, political incisiveness, and general comedic sensibilities, meaning: Is he funny?