Sentence examples for urgent impulse from inspiring English sources
But the performance was so strangely impersonal that it was hard to imagine the urgent impulse that must have once driven Ms. Tuttle to succeed so splendidly in the difficult career of dance.
For a developing child, it's nearly impossible for them to resist the urgent impulse to reply to text messages, or restrain themselves from checking social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
But Katie is stuck at six months old, with all the urgent random impulses and needs of a baby, but no prospect of ever outgrowing them.
However worthy the impulse to trumpet urgent news, smugness, arrogance and delight in shattering entrenched beliefs are as apt to alienate as to convert.
For me and so many other aging fans, the experience of seeing Morrissey live is timeless, new, urgent and creates the same impulse to rush the stage and boldly declare my allegiance as if for the very first time.
Clinton spoke with emotion about 9/11 and the urgent need to resist bigoted impulses in the aftermath of such tragedies, and she carefully drew contrasts between her approach and that of Sanders – mindful that she will need the support of his voters in the fall should she become the nominee.
EID's impulse to swiftly provide urgent information free of charge to a global audience has been reaffirmed by several recent movements toward free access to scientific data.
But it is urgent to not succumb to these impulses and to instead accept absurdity.
Once again, our impulse is to fight the urgent and ignore the important.
"The time now is perfect to start this initiative," Alexander Mohanty, a Munich Re spokesman, said in an e-mail message Friday, "as climate protection has become an urgent issue and our economies need new impulses".
