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Meanings of only impulse in English
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Usage of only impulse in English
1
The savage has only impulse; the civilized man has impulses and ideas.
2
Her only impulse had been to lash out at him.
3
How was I to know it was only impulse?
4
His only impulse was that of the wounded animal-tohide himself alone with nature and the night.
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Flight was his only impulse-toget back to the horses, mount and ride off, his one purpose.
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You think you do-butit's only impulse.
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My only impulse will be self-destruction.
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Jacob Farnum was bustling about, although, as far as could be seen, his only impulse was sheer excitement.
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At last they were face to face, and it seemed that his only impulse was to run away.
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The impulse which moves a person to do things-theonly impulse that ever moves a person to do a thing.
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I did not even think of doing so; my only impulse was to fly from what was so horrible and heartrending.
12
Dame Jane says an inherited capacity for violence, which we share with our primate cousins, is not the only impulse humans have.
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I obeyed the only impulse I could have at such a moment, and galloped after as fast as my horse could go.
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In fact, perhaps the only impulse stronger than the desire to see what shouldn't be seen is the desire to prevent it being seen.
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The wind and the wave are only impulses; effluvium is a current.
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"Lunatics are rarely governed by motives at all," I replied, " only impulses.