Sentence examples for innate impulses from inspiring English sources

But some programs show the potential of augmenting our innate impulses to care for one another instead of just fall-ing back on punishment as a deterrent.

By its very nature porn caters to a person's fantasy and their innate impulses.

If he can get over the innate impulse to protect rather than murder children, he can get over most other barriers.

As Daniel Levitin writes in his new book, "The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload," we have a "culturally universal and innate" impulse "to protect our young, even the young of those not related to us".

It may not matter whether the connection between children and animals is real or imagined; if watching my daughter chase butterflies on a sunny day feels so good and life-affirming because she's fulfilling some innate impulse — momentarily finding her ecological niche — or only because she's fulfilling some wistful, pastoral fantasy of mine.

Does it come from some innate impulse to share ideas?

It was the innate human impulse to connect to something bigger than oneself.

Vision scoring errors on these tests may occur due to the use of other senses to perceive and judge distances, or variation in innate fear vs. exploratory impulses during task performance [ 18].

As always, Ms. Akers's innate aristocratic decorum and her impulse to flout the rules pulled at each other.

The perfectly balanced contrapuntal and harmonic elements of these early works spoke to Tarragó's innate clarity of style and his pedagogical impulse toward efficiently honed technique.

Religion may provide justification for our moral impulses, but the building blocks are innate.