Sentence examples for powerful impulse for from inspiring English sources

The powerful impulse for co-operation is materialism based on rapid economic development: the antithesis of Tagore's invocation.

Doing both would even more convincingly break the deathly embrace of zombie banks and zombie sovereigns.A second argument is this: if Grexit provides the powerful impulse for integration, it would also remove the greatest impediment to it.

There is an ancient maxim in Judaism: 'The law was not given for angels': the law of God was intended for human beings and is therefore a law of education, affording to the human mind the most powerful impulse for development, and, in this spirit, expanding itself more widely and beautifully from its very innermost nature.

Therefore, for the large footprints made possible at high altitude, it is sensible to record images at a relatively slow repetition rate and use strobes delivering a more powerful impulse of light than continuous lights are capable of.

"How can you move faster than possible, fight longer than possible, without the most powerful impulse of the spirit?

One might see in Cassatt's prints, for example, the working out of a certain fundamental psychological polarity: an underlying tension between a distancing, coolly analytic formality and powerful impulses of empathic tenderness.

He must have sensed that at this formative stage the desire to produce an authoritative history of art would be a more powerful impulse than the need for constant reinterpretation.

It's a very powerful impulse.

A powerful impulse is being expressed there".

The divinely attested sanctity of its founder gave to the newly established order of Franciscans a powerful impulse.

Bad Choices Oil spills produce a powerful impulse to clean up the oil and restore as much of the environment as possible.