Sentence examples for wild impulses from inspiring English sources

It tosses performers through the air on wild impulses of flight, unnerving in their boldness.

In Ohad Naharin's unmistakable choreography, wild impulses of energy - ecstatic, angry, artless - are sent hurtling through classically shaped phrases of dance.

A brilliant talker and aphorist, a fast-walking, fast-talking fount of gossip and insights, cutting wit and grandiose dreams, wild impulses and crazy projects, incisive observations and boundless audacity, Brooke seems like an ingenious invention herself.

Alongside the angelic figure at the center of Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," whose Texas youth is unshadowed by wild impulses or unruly thoughts, there's another Texan, whose altogether more complex and troubled tale is told by Eastwood in "American Sniper," which could as aptly be called "Manhood".

It's surprising to compare Robert Frank's composed photography with his decomposed cinematography, as if it were the difference between a slide (in the microscope sense) — a single exemplary and perfectly trimmed slice of existence seized and frozen — and the unbounded flow of life itself, with the very borders of the frame yielding to the power of sudden possibilities and wild impulses.

His goofy and sinister appointments to top government positions extinguish any hope his wild impulses will be contained by an inner circle of cooler heads.

The city's spirit of place, what Stephen Crane once dubbed New York's "wild impulse," refused to be tamed.

Case D: Reverend D-who had wild impulse to fire blank cartridges, lived near the Holland Tunnel and heard backfiring trucks.

People don't appreciate how much Vallone has done to control the Council's wilder impulses.

Years of improvisational comedy seem to have unlocked her wilder impulses.

Stephanie and Ali are trying to move in the opposite direction, to humanize and discipline their wilder impulses.