Sentence examples for terrific impulse from inspiring English sources

A.K. What a terrific impulse: to help out at such a terrible time.

According to Ciaran Hinds, the brooding Irish stage actor who plays Henchard in Mr. Thacker's film, the role is terrific because of all of Henchard's warring impulses; he is a Gordian knot of contradictions.

Instead, the chief executive, Todd Stitzer, told the throng that great progress has been made in "impulse channels", while the "innovation pipeline for gum" was looking terrific.

It's a brilliant sendup of the more absurd impulses of musical-theater composers, written by and starring the terrific David Pittu.

If that weren't enough, Joe also stands as a reminder of what a terrific actor Cage can be when he is able to harness and channel his wilder impulses.

(Chinen) ★ Impulse!

An impulse?

Sunil understood the impulse.

No impulse buys.

O.K., terrific.

Another will murmur, "Terrific mood, terrific content, terrific musicianship".