Sentence examples for its impulse from inspiring English sources

While sectarianism has become the vehicle of the Syrian conflict, it was never its impulse.

In its impulse to educate, it could be described as a basic course: Afro-Cuban Music 101.

By the 3rd century ce, however, its impulse was weakening, and it was shortly no longer distinguishable within the general stream of Greek literature.

As Galván builds the dance phrase, spiraling its impulse through his lifted arm and focusing it down into a contained rattle of stamping, he sustains a riveting musical tension.

The proposed FIR filter is required in advance to make use of only inputs and outputs on the recent finite time so that its impulse response has a finite duration, or it has finite memory with respect to past data.

It was the actors who gave the commedia dell'arte its impulse and character, relying on their wits and capacity to create atmosphere and convey character with little scenery or costume.

Solipsistic in its suffering and narcissistic in its impulses, it promotes itself as the upholder of principles it does not keep, and a morality it does not practise.

At a certain point in the infant's life the Balinese mother methodically began to frustrats its impulses -to tease it by leading it to expect gratification and then giving it none.

Balanchine might have been schooled in the czar's Russia, but he loved America, with its democratic impulse, its youth and bustle, its love of flash and gigantism.

"What is new here is that the United States has actually acknowledged what it does, rather than gussy up its impulses with liberal rhetoric".

It functions entirely according to the pleasure-pain principle, its impulses either seeking immediate fulfillment or settling for a compromise fulfillment.