Sentences with phrase «impulse driven»

Impulse Driven has one of the cheapest prices I've yet seen for Top Gun: Hard Lock, which is a fun if slightly humdrum new take on the franchise.

Impulse Driven (Gamestop by any other name) are currently running a bit of a Halloween blowout, featuring a number of scary games brought down to some impressive price points.

- a surge in last - minute, impulse driven bookings; shorter stays; and more frequent trips closer to home are forcing the industry to become more flexible, invest in more digital marketing and communication solutions, and review booking and cancellation policies.

Dogs are impulse driven; they don't seek to get back at people.

is explained by the fact that Kindle books are half the price, buying Kindle books is straightforward and impulse driven, and that owning the Kindle makes a purchase from Amazon much more likely.

In contrast to Freud, Adler saw human beings as essentially creative (rather than impulse driven and destructive).

Martin Lindstrom, author of Small Data, said shopping has become incredibly impulse driven: «I'm increasingly making decisions on my mobile based on where I am, rather than what I need.»

An investor who goes out and lets emotions or impulse drive his or her investing strategy is probably not going to have very good results, but the investing strategy provides that structure and that framework that will help keep any investor on track if things start to go off, and maybe the results aren't as great as what he or she expected originally.

The same impulse drives me to place a lot of bets on huge dogs for NO reason other than I'm scared they'll hit and I'll be sitting there thinking «I wish I'd bet this game.»

Those impulses drove his imagination beyond common sense and ordinary insight to radical and fundamental truths.

Bowie was one of the first musicians whose name became a kind of brand, and you can see this same impulse driving the obsessive stamp of «a Hideo Kojima game» all over MGSV.

The theme of artists breaking down borders both in their practices and their personal lives unites the diverse works in Tagore's collateral exhibition, but it might also be seen as the impulse driving the New York gallerist's own broader project.

«I didn't tell you what impulse drove me except I was a biographer.

The mechanism of a meltwater impulse driving short term acceleration would then be most important in regions where flow is slower and basal meltwater production not persistent.

Not exact matches

To give your presentations a story - driven impulse, use compelling anecdotes about your product or offer that tell the story of how it will be a game - changer.

Human psychology is complex, and we are driven by competing, even contradictory, impulses of fear, desire, ambition, envy, and the need to connect.

In fact, she asserts, we all have a few basic psychological impulses that drive us toward entitlement.

However, when it comes to impulse buys, the ease of purchase is even more important, as impulse shoppers are driven more by instant gratification than someone making a purposeful purchase.

While some investors may have the impulse to drive away — fast — Ryan Lewenza, a portfolio manager with Raymond James, thinks now's the perfect time to invest your savings at the gas pump into more energy stocks.

«The growth impulse coming from China will support the market's global economy for the next six to 12 months, and that is what is going to drive the markets far more than anything else,» Memani said.

First, he would infer that every impulse, drive, or desire was the product of his very nature.

Thus the gang reflects in crude miniature some of the impulses that drive American society.

Think what you will of his philosophy, Dreiser makes determinism plausible, depicting convincingly in his novels the feeling of passivity and of being driven by impulse.

Because, Lord, by every innate impulse and through all the hazards of my life I have been driven ceaselessly to search for you and to set you in the heart of the universe of matter, I shall have the joy, when death comes, of closing my eyes amidst the splendour of a universal transparency aglow with fire...

In a New York Times Magazine article about an ambitious second - generation Taiwanese boy, this impulse was entitled «The Drive to Excel.»

Both saw their systems as falling within the general framework of psychoanalytic thought, but both rejected Freud's fundamental assumption that the essence of human development is the working out of biological drives and impulses.

In Technopoly, Neil Postman says that overly technological cultures, «driven by the impulse to invent, have as their aim a grand reductionism in which human life must find its meaning in machinery and technique.»

Nostalgia for the old, monuments of spiritual aspiration, the worldwide revival of ancient religious forms, the power of orgiastic political movements of destruction, and the protest impulse that has driven artistic expression for more that a century all testify to the profound ambivalence with which the success of instrumental rationality has been greeted.»

For the fundamental import of the Aristotelian energeia is not a mere abstract «state of being in work,» but that the entity in question is that which inherently has the driving, the moving impulse; it is that which has the power, force, to initiate the work, the doing; it is that which is the primary spring, or source of the doing.

But his own phrasing of the motive power which drove him down into the slums of Darkest England to work for folk whom everybody else had forgotten, was this: «the impulses and urgings of an undying ambition» to save souls.

So secular society is driven by transmuted religious impulses, transmuted sacrificial behaviors, one of which is fear of global warming.

For these the meaning of life was seen to rest, not simply on its biological basis, nor on the impulses of nature or the drives of history, but on the reality of God.

He viewed the ego as a puny being caught between powerful instinctual drives and id impulses, on the one hand, and the harsh demands of society, intemalized in the superego, on the other.

Confrontation and escape are the two impulses that drive him: the desire to see for himself and the need to avoid being «placed» by that vision.

But some were less driven by impulse and instinct.

In the original Christian Pentecost are seeds of a universalist impulse, a catholic principle, that in these times drives us to engage the world in the spirit of nonviolent love.

Everything works together to lead «the called - one» to this understanding: earthly and heavenly powers, the natural and physical modes of existence, the driving psychical powers, the inner impulse and outer guidance, the perception of the world and its experiences, the secret revelation which lies in the consciousness of his own being.

People choose to give for many reasons, including an impulse to fight for social justice, a spiritual drive, a desire to improve what is broken, or the fact that philanthropy can bring a simple feeling of joy to the giver.

Young kids are driven by their impulses.

When your kids are at stake, the worst thing you can do is to make impulse decisions, driven by preferences such as color and appearance of a product, over specific features and benefits.

But it was also a curious alliance of a technocratic drive for government regulation, the supposed expression of «value - free science,» and the pietist religious impulse to save America — and the world — by state coercion.

I was also amazed by advances in nanotechnology, specifically robotics driven by impulses in the brain, how that's actually happening.

Current from the bolt may interfere with the impulses that drive your heartbeat.

Making utilitarian rather than emotion - driven moral decisions, and resisting the impulse to make low transfers to one's partner require the suppression of the impulses to save one's baby, in the one case, and to keep the money, in the other.

Nowak disagrees: He argues that so - called kin selection is just one of several mechanisms driving a more general impulse toward cooperation.

Readers come away with an enhanced understanding of the conflicting impulses that drive scientists and of the historical context behind present - day research scandals.

Another method is for cells to throttle back the processing of glucose during lean times by becoming insulin resistant, which blocks insulin from entering the cell and in essence rations the supply of glucose to last longer while also creating a powerful hunger impulse to drive people to find food.

What stands out in this sensitive portrait of her is just how many of her characteristic traits — an intense drive, an impulse to create art, a zany sense of fun — have survived.

Ancient Greece Plato compares the human will to a charioteer, driven by two horses, one representing our rational or moral impulses, and the other our irrational passions and appetites.

On the other hand, higher amounts of conscientiousness (having impulse control and the drive to achieve specific goals) seemed to decrease the likelihood of developing a social network addiction.