Sentence examples for some odd impulse from inspiring English sources
"I'm always following some odd impulse," she said.
It was an odd impulse to take power, to intervene in my parents' adult world, which I couldn't penetrate otherwise and wanted to disrupt.
It's an odd impulse, as Louis Menand noted in The New Yorker in 2007: "Most people don't confess; they repress".
But this was a "fairly odd impulse that was indulged by a fragment of the population," according to Thomas Mallon, whose works include "A Book of One's Own: People and Their Diaries".
It's an odd impulse to constantly want to start wars in the name of democracy while simultaneously undermining it here at home.
The imitation isn't surprising since Ms. Stallings's movement style is closely based on Mr. Naharin's Gaga method, and it is full of the fascinating odd impulses, explosive balletic extensions, and spasmodic lurches and tics that characterize his work.
Kane's odder impulses were discarded, giving the impression of a fun girl, out for her own in the night.
There are some odd synergies.
"There is some odd, odd stuff," Mr. Sapan said.
The result is some odd alliances.
