| Obviously, the old murder-mystery impetus is there, and the red herrings and shock revelations are being doled out as standard. |
| Recognising the importance of advertising a public event became the impetus for two simultaneous activities. |
| His impetus was seeded by an art teacher who believed art history began in 1960 with Vito Acconci, a New York-based experimental artist. |
| She is mining from a rich vein of traditional heritage in the Erris region and adding a new impetus along the way. |
| Given that impetus, the Jets went on to whomp the Packers and gain the coveted spot in the playoff. |
| The impetus and content of gangster rap may have originated in the desperation and backwardness of the inner-city population. |
