Sentence examples for of this impulse from inspiring English sources

The modern "peace church" witnessing by Mennonites, Brethren, and Quakers was born of this impulse.

We now have "Anti" as Rihanna's document of this impulse, while her aura, her unbridled soul, remains at large.

The Costakis collection shows the temporary propaganda kiosks by the Latvian Bolshevik Gustav Klutsis that were the result of this impulse.

George Lucas's final — which is to say middle — chapter in the "Star Wars" cycle was unusual in taking a critical view of this impulse, but not in placing it at the center of an allegorical epic.

Pettifor argues that the resurgence of Scottish nationalism, rising support for the Front National in France, and the election of the radical Syriza government in Greece, can all ultimately be traced back to some version of this impulse.

Some of this impulse is I think part of a natural desire, as we go through life, to see that life as a whole and in the context of history.

What drives it is the hope of profit, and this impulse comes to shape all social relations as well as nature.

Walter Russell Mead of the Council on Foreign Relations dubs this impulse "American revivalism".

To his credit, Mr. Hoffman — more in his capacity as director than in his portrayal of Jack — fights against this impulse.

This impulse of Graham's, to add depth and ask big questions, sets this puppet show apart from others.

French artist and skateboarder Paul Ferragut, of Convivial Studio, takes this impulse to the next level by outfitting custom-made aluminum skateboard trucks with tracking electronics, then using software to recreate his tricks as abstract digital sculptures.