Sentence examples for the impulse to identify from inspiring English sources

As more and more bundles were thrown overboard she taught herself not to look — not to think of the bundles as human — she resisted the impulse to identify which families had been depleted.

The intellectual must resist the impulse to identify all the irrational and evil forces he detests with such movements because some of them, or the aftermath or epigone of some of them, have proved so utterly repulsive".

Central to the book is the ambiguity of the word "identify": on one level, the drive to identify and list birds forms the core of bird-watching; on another, there is the "impulse to identify with the creature hunted, pursued, loved or studied".

I was having a dual impulse to identify emotionally with the people of Peoples Temple, but also with Jones himself.

Naomi Zack identifies the problem with racists, which, I believe, can be applied to sexists, as being that a racist "lacks basic moral or ethical impulses to identify with other living beings [who are not members of the group with which the racist or sexist identifies]," and that such identification "rests on the ability to seriously imagine oneself in the place of another" (1998, 42 43).

Hence, unlike the classical LMS algorithm, the NSLMS algorithm is not blind with respect to the time variations of the system impulse response to identify.

It is required to determine the location and shape of the frequency band corresponding to the impulses in order to identify the immersed impulses by means of filtering.

The impulse to reappraise is not new.

The impulse to get a new hat...

You can understand the impulse to bolt.

The impulse to idealize runs strong.