Sentences with phrase «of irresistible urges»

Changing decades of irresistible urges to be apart of the EXCLUSIVE Apple and Android world.
A few months ago, while walking alone in a newly inaugurated Mall in a city, unconsciously, under the impulse of an irresistible urge that usually occ

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Dr. Paul Tillich of Harvard said recently that an age of conformity seemed about to overwhelm America, and he urged us to «resist the seemingly irresistible forces of conformity of present - day society.»
Besides the established fact that legends have a way of springing up about great public figures, there must also have been an almost irresistible urge on the part of some to bolster the claim that Jesus was indeed the Messiah, especially since his behavior was m some ways most unmessianic (see p. 97).
Now the urge is almost irresistible to try to gather up the crumbs that fall from those tables where some form of old - time religion is served up with new relish.
For van Gogh, to believe in God now meant not that one should believe all the sermons of the clergymen or «the arguments and Jesuitism of the bigoted, genteel prudes,» but rather that there was a God, «not dead or stuffed, but alive, urging us to love, with irresistible force.»
Dalrymple comments: «Mind you, I don't blame the authors for this: after all, the pressure upon academics to publish in reputable journals nowadays is as irresistible as the urge of husbands to strangle their wives.»
There are not a few of them who suffer an irresistible urge to strangle their wives, especially when no one who could stop them is looking: though, as their wives invariably point out, «they don't do it all the time, doctor.»
They may have an irresistible urge for strange combinations of foods, or meals in the middle of the night.
The moment you start asking such questions, the urge to become a fully signed up member of the conspiracy theory tendency becomes irresistible.
I've personally never woken - up in the middle of the night, with the irresistible urge to eat junk - food, but If YOU happen to have this specific problem, then I'm happy to pass this information along to you.
Hunger pains improved by eating; dyspepsia, intermittency of symptoms, irresistible urge to swear and curse; painful vesicles with fetid odor in the mouth, burning as from pepper.
I promise, even if you manage to do just one of the 3 things consecutively for 3 weeks, you'll feel an irresistible urge to hug me.
It's like being in school, pinned down by a monotone teacher; most of the movie gives off an almost irresistible urge to nap.
Enjoy the irresistible midrange acceleration or treat yourself to the full urge of the 503 - hp 4.0 - liter engine by revving it through the gears all the way to the 7,200 - rpm redline as the GT hurtles toward its electronically limited top speed of 193 mph.
The sound and fury of the screaming V - 8s buzzed in my brain, driving an irresistible urge to share my experience with others.
With RIDE, we're confident that players and motorcycle enthusiasts the world over will feel the irresistible urge, pad clutched in hands, perched on the edge of the sofa, to physically lean into those corners as they speed along the tracks.»
I think Anu's gesticulations can be distilled down to the irresistible human urge to flash one's finger at those who choose to be on the officially wrong side of things.
Presented with such prescient text from a time before Web 2.0 (an expression coined in 2004), before «big data» and before today's AI craze, I of course had an irresistible urge to seek for current insight about our technological future from the same author.
When the urge to do more of what one has already been doing to «fix» the problem one has helped to create becomes overwhelming and irresistible, consultation with a well - trained Bowen Family Systems Theory «Coach» and Relationship Consultant can help develop the strength a solid self - needs to «just stand there and not do something,» but rather focus on self and let the process unfold on its own.
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