Sentence examples for underlying impulse from inspiring English sources

I have previously suggested that love is indeed the underlying impulse behind corporate citizenship and sustainability.

We aim to better understand processes underlying impulse control using an addictions neuroscience framework.

A better understanding of the neural systems underlying impulse control is important for psychiatry.

But the underlying impulse remains the same.

These films are too disparate to amount to a movement, and it's worth nothing that the underlying impulse is hardly new.

Most viewers of Fawlty Towers, then and now, are sophisticated enough to understand the difference between this and Love Thy Neighbour, which had bigotry as a central theme and arguably an underlying impulse in the writing.

Ms. Kent, a Victorian fairy whose cool revealed an underlying erotic impulse, was a perfect match for this passionate Oberon, who looked concerned at the disorder in his kingdom.

This early loss has often been cited by Holt and others as the underlying compensatory impulse that has drawn her to dominating, egotistical and patriarchal men (Charles Marowitz, her partner at the Open Space theatre; Robert Maxwell and Peter Halll, her mentor at the National all broadly fall into this category).

But in his career-long attraction to radical — even deranged — individualists like the central characters in these two films, you can sense an underlying antisocial impulse, a suspicion of his fellow man that ultimately makes Douglas seem an isolated figure, a guarded infiltrator not unlike the protagonist of another of his four 1951 films, "I Was a Communist for the F.B.I".

But that focus and tone dismissed the real and all-too-valid issues underlying voters' impulse towards Leave.

The underlying reduced impulse control, a common characteristic of bingeing ED subtypes, might be a shared characteristic with the ADHD population [ 33].