Sentence examples for such an impulse from inspiring English sources

The problem is that such an impulse is hard to sustain.

Such an impulse isn't inspired by the new hall yet, but perhaps, with appropriate innovation, it could be.

The historic miscarriages of justice were caused by just such an impulse and there is another lesson from history.

Such an impulse was way ahead of its time, but quite simply he didn't want his friends and colleagues to die.

Electronic books have become such an impulse and instinct purchase that I buy them constantly and can't remember what's on my e-shelf.

Gilroy's depiction of the workings of a dysfunctional system — and of a truth-teller who says, in court and to its officials, what others may only think — is the film's raison d'être, and it's all the more disheartening that, with such an idea and such an impulse, Gilroy didn't take the idea, or the character of Roman, to the extremes that the movie implies.

Had I followed such a lovely impulse, I wouldn't be pushing a rickety cart through a meaningless sea of nuts and bolts.

The demonizing of government at all levels that has become such a reflexive impulse for conservatives in the early 21st century would have mystified most elected officials in Wisconsin just a few decades ago.

Considering how many people on vacation traipse in and out of worn-down stone monuments, allegedly out of historical interest, it seems reasonable that Tri Angle is simply celebrating the beauty of decay, which isn't such a new impulse.

If reason alone were to resist a passion, it would need to give rise to such a contrary impulse.

The caveat this paper highlights is that, although successful in influencing policy and municipal strategies, the activism of these movements has not been as effective as might have been anticipated from such a democratic impulse.