Sentence examples for warring impulses from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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.

He played as he fought the war, by impulse and mood".

The Vietnam War generated different impulses, and in the 1960s protests often focused on the Army Building.

It is the story of a man who has witnessed the atrocities of war and the deaths of his two best friends, a man who has terrible flashbacks to the war and savage impulses of his own that he finds difficult to master.

In the course of observing the troops, he exposes the bestial impulses war unleashes in otherwise decent, well-intentioned people.