Sentence examples similar to war impulse from inspiring English sources

I vividly recall seeing them back-to-back in Stratford some years before Branagh carried over the anti-war impulse of that production into his Oscar-nominated film.

Wright was a writer of warring impulses.

The warring impulses in him never really subsided.

"There are two warring impulses that go into making a magazine," he said.

Mr. Rubenfeld must contend with his own warring impulses along with those of his characters.

Miki Orihara, who danced "Deep Song," communicated clearly the warring impulses of defiance and despair.

At the beginning of the movie, young Max is torn by warring impulses he cannot control or understand.

But I will say that like many of Oates's best stories, "I.D". is about warring impulses: love and anger; rebellion and grief; acceptance and denial.

This time, Ms. Smith is in search of the contradictions and warring impulses not within a community but within the human body.

When those warring impulses make peace, the results are dazzling, as with a song about modern pop manipulating teenage girls' low self-esteem.

Another of Eleanor's warring impulses is her preference in life for Zen simplicity, which makes her long to lose the burden of so many possessions.