"impulse" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- "The voyeuristic impulse is pretty strong in everybody," said Dr. George Ginsberg, an associate professor of clinical psychiatry at the New York University Medical Center.
- Yuzon succeeded in utilizing the "voyeuristic impulse" of human beings to "sustain interest and develop the narrative" for his novel.
- The book, consequently, appeals only to the reader's baser instincts: to a voyeuristic impulse to read about an eminent man's adulterous affair.
- Her descriptions of Ann's father's photographs also appeal to our lowest voyeuristic impulses, much the way the fictional photographs are supposed to appeal to fictional museum audiences.
- It not only aspires to creeping you out, it also wants you to examine your own voyeuristic impulse to keep staring after the ax falls.
- If Mr. Sedgwick seems at times to pander to readers' voyeuristic impulses, so be it.
- Rather, they suffer from Ms. Oates's self-conscious, heavy-breathing prose and her constant appeal to the reader's worst voyeuristic impulses.
- At the same time, watching the actors through gaps in a wall underscores the voyeuristic impulse that is an inevitable ingredient of theatergoing.
- Chappy also shares Humbert's taste for young girls, his fondness for food imagery and his voyeuristic impulses.
- We thought we had intruded on a dreamer and succumbed to a voyeuristic impulse.
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