Sentence examples for some impulses from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine's $30.9 billion budget does demonstrate some impulses that Ralph Nader could share.

The principal human defense mechanism, she indicated, is repression, an unconscious process that develops as the young child learns that some impulses, if acted upon, could prove dangerous to himself.

It is necessary to apply the whole filtering scheme iteratively, with some bias towards detail preservation it is more important to preserve noise-free pixels than to leave some impulses undetected.

Something beyond the eye, some impulse beyond hearing and seeing that unifies all these things.

I took on projects that I liked very much, but whose stories did not begin with some impulse within me.

Jets (9-4) at Steelers 10-3 Sundayy, 4 15 p.m.Line: Steelers by 6The Jets, who are suffering through a never-ending adolescence, should take some impulse-control lessons from the Steelers.

On some impulse I look back at the cliff, toward the face of the great stone Buddha behind his window, but I can't see his eyes.

Some impulse about laying down foundations, perhaps, now that I have a family, or about completing bigger works that could stand beyond my time.

PERHAPS it is a search for order, for scale, for the rules of proportion, some impulse to keep track, but human beings seem hard-wired to take measure of the world around them.

AS I stood in the reception area of Rescue Aromatherapy Nail Spa last weekend mulling over some impulse items, I had to ask myself: If I don't buy two new $15 lipsticks, will the terrorists have won?

The results show that for some impulse waveshapes and polarities, the methods by Darveniza and Vlastos and by Hileman do not predict insulator breakdown for the lower voltage levels.