| In the real world, actual movements are made up of all manner of tendencies and impulses. |
| Across a substance common to both, we witness repetitions of political impulses, as if the world starts with the muscle, not with the map. |
| It is meant to act as a check on the problematic impulses of romance and sentimentalism. |
| The movie was a nasty, dark piece of work about needy characters knuckling under to their worst impulses. |
| Everything in such an environment, it goes without saying, tends to repress the creative and to stimulate the competitive impulses. |
| In some patients the atrioventricular node allows retrograde conduction of ventricular impulses to the atria. |
