Impulse
an impulse (noun) - a sudden strong wishimpulse buying
buy on impulse
an impulse buy
a family in a shopping to a mall are drawn by impulse into a pet center
on impulse bought a box of chocolates and ate the whole thing
big bins of handsome housewares are scattered around to encourage impulse buys
act on an impulse
drawn by impulse
give in to an sudden impulse
marry on impulse
the French have never made it possible for anyone to get married on impulse in their officious, permit-obsessed country
a strong impulse
an irresistible impulse
my first impulse was to buy the shirt
I mean, say somebody has an irresistible impulse to kill people. I mean, they should be punished
felt a sudden impulse
driven by an impulse
grab on impulse
I grabbed on impulse all three books and bought them
for the lovers' kiss answers the impulse of the original kiss
a lonely impulse of delight
restrain an impulse
check an impulse
control an impulse
the first impulse is to say, " Just nuke' em, "
My first impulse was to run
That's the impulse behind a perfectly glorious exhibition that's currently at the Museum of Fine Arts
I acknowledge the existence of a natural impulse common to all. What can I possibly do to encourage such an impulse
Our national impulse for individual success collides so naturally with our impulse for altruism
No problem. " He shrugged. " Just an impulse. " He turned to go
On an impulse Keith moved back and embraced his father
possessed by the impulse to repeat the scary story to us once again
resisted the impulse to run and rescue the baby from her arms
The floating moment after impact seemed surreal, peaceful -- my first impulse
I felt a sudden impulse of love, for the people we meet once only
He has an impulse to help Janice with the dishes and suppresses it
Unable to swallow, Josie fought an impulse to rush out of the room
For a moment Mack had the impulse to leave, just to walk home alone in the wet spring night
He subdued the impulse to rush to her side and drag her away from all the men
her first impulse was to vehemently deny the truth of Mrs. Dobie's statement
Of course that's the first impulse that would hit you
On impulse I picked up the piece of rock from the deck and held it up to scare the dog
suppress an impulse to laugh out loud
I had to fight an overpowering impulse to lie back down and rest
my first impulse was to laughter
I felt the impulse, the temptation
It was an impulse. An eccentric one, you might say
A powerful impulse drove Paul to stand up and, with his hands clenched in his jacket pockets, shout
the Grofes had taken it into their heads on impulse to flee their homes in the middle of the night
I am forced to rely on impulse and honesty
