Sentence examples for logical impulse from inspiring English sources

Or does he want to be a man, as Jack Nicholson's Joker put it in the first 'Batman' movie, who acted on a thoroughly logical impulse: "This town needs an enema!" It's up to him.

It seemed a perfectly logical and human impulse, to prove to myself that I was somewhere recognizable by finding the one place in it that was most recognizable to me.

Not necessarily economical, but how many consumer impulses are logical, anyway?

British artist Michael Landy followed Parker's destructive impulse to its logical conclusion.

Young people develop logical reasoning before they develop impulse control, for example.

All I know is that when I begin to write, I realize that my "thoughts" are usually a jumble of half-baked, incoherent impulses strung together with gaping logical holes between them.

The logical answer would be through nervous-system impulses.

"It's like falling in love, and if you're good at what you do, you spend some time rationalizing yourself back down to a more logical state where you aren't acting on impulse".

The program of study offered in the school at Nicopolis included the reading of philosophical treatises by Stoic authors of the Hellenistic period, for instance the work On Impulse by Chrysippus (1.4.14) and the logical writings of Archedemus (1.10.8).

We could call it a desire or impulse: something that really did not make much logical sense in terms of "career," "money" or "finding a partner" (something I can say finally without ambivalence that I do want).

Pronounced classicizing tendencies subdued the Baroque impulse in France, as is evident in the serious, logical, orderly paintings of Nicolas Poussin and the somewhat more sumptuous works of Charles Le Brun and the portraitists Hyacinthe Rigaud and Nicolas de Largillière.