In order to control your habits and overcome impulses, Dr. Phil suggests that you have to relearn how to identify your hunger signals and recognize the different types of hunger you're experiencing.
Some probably overcome their impulse, but many eventually call back making new threats.
By day three, I had just overcome the impulse to reach for my pocket during any "down" moment.
Martin is banking on the EU's aversion to tariffs to overcome its impulse to impose terms that deter other members from leaving – and he may be right.
Learning to overcome that impulse, and instead to maneuver the nose toward the ground to regain speed, takes repeated practice and forms part of the initial training of every licensed pilot.
But our spiritual nature — or, to describe it again in parallel terms, our evolutionary development — has also given us a much richer heritage with which we can overcome the impulse to evil, or violence, triggered by fear of difference".
In an interview Mr. Wiesel, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, said that he could not explain why people like Dr. Abuelaish can overcome their impulse for vengeance and others cannot, but he imagines that Dr. Abuelaish has recognized that "hate hates both the victim and the hater".
We may have overcome our impulse to collect natural objects, but how many children today can name trees or wild flowers or know what a lynchet is? (Indeed, words such as "acorn" and "brook" have been excised from the most popular children's dictionary on the grounds that modern boys and girls are no longer concerned with such things).
Some members of both parties are holding out hope that the budget surplus will be so big -- and that the political imperative to bring some concrete accomplishments home to voters will overcome the impulse to block the other side's agenda -- that there will be room for compromise on a variety of issues.
But then they went on, "However, we must overcome the impulse for vengeance".
