Sentence examples similar to might impulse from inspiring English sources

In fact, I'm willing to bet that the majority of London's corner shops find themselves predominantly selling fags and scratch cards, in the hope that somebody might impulse-buy a Lucozade in the process.

It is tempting to interpret further: might the impulse to camouflage the text have its own meaning, too?

The top two houses have put some of their most expensive works, worth more than £192m, on public show until Tuesday at their Mayfair galleries, hoping that pre-sale exhibitions might inspire impulse-buying from serious collectors making the London stop on the art trail.

When you're experiencing stress, your impulse might be to power through, freak out, or stick your head in the sand.

Henderson did, although his impulse might have been otherwise.

Yanni Cai, the author of a new book called "Eating Alone," might understand the impulse.

Your first impulse might be to say nothing matters anymore because nothing's real.

I am a technologist, and so my first impulse might be to try to fix this problem with better technology.

Here the feeling is one of looseness, and the impulse might be to brand this as lesser Bearden.

Although the emotional impulse might be understandable, the physical destruction of these settlements would be regrettable and wasteful.

If you walk into a bakery, your natural impulse might be to gobble every cookie in the store and walk out without paying a penny.