Sentence examples for major impulse from inspiring English sources

The major impulse in Bhutanese art comes from Buddhism.

It is, therefore, only from the third factor that we can expect the initial major impulse.

The desire to cooperate in the search for stability in Asia after the Vietnam war was plainly a major impulse for the meeting in the first place.

A first major impulse toward the internationalization of natural resource management was brought by the post-World War II context, with its pervasive spirit of cooperation on the one hand and its specific problems of food shortages on the other.

She was confrontational in person and on stage, but her courage went hand-in-hand with a gleeful, teenage desire to shock and outrage that was a major impulse in punk.

That circumstance was a major impulse behind her publication of Moholy-Nagy Marginal Notes (1972), in which she tried to set the record straight about her collaboration in the groundbreaking photographic experimentation at the Bauhaus that had hitherto been credited to Moholy-Nagy alone.

The swift genrefication of the horror film meant that, as quickly, good horror films could come along that were altogether unfaithful to one of the major impulses that gave rise to the genre.

A tsunami-induced washover event, in contrast to a storm-induced event, would typically consist of few major impulses of sea water inundation, corresponding to the tsunami wave train.

"Notice I said 'soldiers,' not 'generals.' We don't need people with the drum-major impulse running up to the front of the parade".

In general, mud layers or mud drapes are interpreted to form due to suspension fallout during slack water conditions after the decrease of flow velocities subsequent to a major inundation impulse during a tsunami event, where long wave periods (> 10 min).

In addition, growth factor signaling is also a major differentiation impulse.