1
The first English translations of the Bible were fruits of the social impulse.
2
A new social impulse has seized them.
3
She knew that Patricia was Rosamond's closest associate and she was following the social impulse to please.
4
From the beginning, the social impulse has been inherent in Wellesley, and settlement work was native to her.
5
The use of the concept or object created is not a characteristic of the creative but of the social impulse.
6
This is the social impulse applied to worship, because man likes to do things in connection with his fellow men.
7
The reaction of our solitary emotions, after a social impulse of such peculiar excitement, very much disheartens and depresses us.
8
Scott could understand the relaxations of the undersea groups, as he could not understand or feel sympathy for their work or their social impulses.
9
Namely, if I were a normal Liberty student, I would have no qualms about making friends, dating girls, and following all my social impulses.