Sentence examples for their impetus from inspiring English sources

Their impetus for mucking around was politics.

"But I understand their impetus to go to college, and the sacrifices they and their families are making".

Despite occasional aesthetic and structural similarities, their impetus ranged from the French artist Jean-Jacques Lebel's politically motivated guerrilla theatre to Red Grooms's expanded vaudeville.

Italy was at the forefront of the artistic and intellectual developments of the Renaissance, which drew their impetus from a reappraisal of the Classical Greek and Roman world.

With bottom sides Wanderers and Newcastle Jets among their remaining opposition, the Glory may have rediscovered their impetus with perfect timing.

Subsequently, many Prussian castles controlled by the order surrendered to the Polish-Lithuanian force, and, though Marienburg, which was defended by Heinrich Reuss von Plauen, did not fall, the Teutonic Knights never regained their impetus.

Cities like London have their own impetus, their own benign balance of self-interest.

While there are existing research methodologies and techniques for trying to determine Twitter automation, the team at Duo Security say they often felt frustrated by a lack of supporting data around them — and that that was one of their impetuses for carrying out the research.

As in his defense of an indivisibility thesis, Gassendi relies foremost on reason, not experience, to account for the origin and quantity of atoms and what he takes to be their essential and inessential properties, their internal impetus, motion, and causal role, and their contribution to the motions and qualities we attribute to macrophysical objects.

Their claim to be spreading reason and Christianity gave western empires their sense of superiority and their universalising impetus.

However, the Iranian plateau never fell, as the Roman expeditions had always exhausted their offensive impetus by the time they reached lower Mesopotamia, and their extended line of communications through territory not sufficiently pacified exposed them to revolts and counterattacks.