Sentence examples for much impulse from inspiring English sources

"My house is underwater, so I'm not doing too much impulse shopping or any renovation.

"It was way too much impulse buying," she says cheerily, including a $1,500 sofa, a $500 chandelier and $400 a month at hair salons.

At $1,200, the Everio isn't so much impulse buy as much as it is an investment.

How does she know they won't use them?" Looking up from the gun he was cleaning, Rawlings added, "Young folks these days don't have so much impulse control, and I've heard that yoga is a gateway to meditation.

"Since about 2000, there is a new generation from the left who have given much greater impulse to the whole debate, because they never knew Franco and really want to understand what happened to their grandfathers".

GREENBURGH, N.Y., Nov. 19 — Stephon Marbury disappeared again Monday afternoon, not because of an aversion to his coach, but because of a much stronger impulse: to avoid television cameras, microphones and notepads.

Even before the bombshell revelations that his top aides actively sought to punish the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, New Jersey by closing down on-ramps to the George Washington Bridge, it was fairly obvious that Christie was a man whose decisions were guided as much by impulse and emotion as political calculation.

It's retractable and it only costs $15 – not a whole lot to think about there, it's pretty much an impulse buy.

Albeit, at $5 it's pretty much an impulse purchase… (Indeed, the Pi Zero is being given away free on the cover of the Foundation's MagPi magazine).

Specifically, a practical 1% timing error with respect to pulse duration may degrade the detection performance by 20 dB (or even much) for impulse UWB [5, 29].

An unconscious and much denied impulse to obey and to follow shields us from challenging the reality and the need to speak the truth.