Sentence examples for lovely impulse from inspiring English sources
Had I followed such a lovely impulse, I wouldn't be pushing a rickety cart through a meaningless sea of nuts and bolts.
The impulse is so lovely and complex: to suspend an alien and sometimes opposite reality in the matrix of your surroundings, to remember and forget at the same time.
But the literary intricacy of this novel is what gives it its deep-shelved complexity and makes it a lovely essay on the fiction-writing impulse.
I will say, from the images, at least, HTC's team has done some lovely design work here, ditching the impulse to crib straight up from Apple's output.
"The impulse seems really sweet and lovely".
With the lovely "Zero de Conduite," the artist discovers the revolutionary impulse not in the "class struggle" but in the innate and unconquerable hunger, within every soul, for absolute freedom -- symbolized by a schoolboys' revolt in a French boarding school.
Andrew Arceci brought a lovely tone to the line and matched the dramatic impulses that propelled the superb ensemble playing.
Her penchant for nostalgia — in addition to "Boogie Woogie," she sang a lovely cover of Rosemary Clooney's "Tenderly" — is a distinctly American impulse, too.
Setting aside the fact that that friendship was repaid in genocide, the impulse to take a moment to give thanks is still a lovely one.
She may prefer foursquare certainty to the momentary impulse, but overall she captures Reincken's resplendent sense of beauty and compelling narrative flow, playing on a lovely, richly-toned harpsichord constructed after a Johannnes Ruckers original (1624) by Lutz Werum (1998).
