irrepressible

The mind urge to do this instead in software and custom hardware is irrepressible.

Yet, he said, he had an 'irrepressible desire' to accomplish something while he lived.

Good advice from the irrepressible Dijkstra on this matter: "Before embarking on an ambitious project, try to kill it.

Communism's core failure was ignoring the irrepressible nature of market forces.

With this three billion from Google, we will solve the housing crisis in the Bay Area and prove to the world that an anarchist world is not only possible but in fact irrepressible.

That's chapter 28: "irrepressible: music and temporal lobes".

I have this irrepressible notion that liberal arts are a waste of my time, no matter how hard I try to subscribe to the learning-for-learning's-sake theory, which is not great for grades.

Our sunny Los Angeles office is fueled by an abundant supply of coconut water, coffee, and camaraderie -- with an irrepressible dash of mischief.

This "fourth drive," says psychopharmacologist Ronald K. Siegel, is a natural part of our biology, creating the irrepressible demand for intoxicating substances.

"I have this irrepressible notion that liberal arts are a waste of my time"I used to teach math at a large public university, and would always have kids asking 'what's the point of this' and thinking it was a waste of their time.

I like that he named Archy after Don Marquis' Archy and Mehitabel, the cockroach and alley cat duo. Archy the cockroach would spend hours throwing his body against the keys of a manual typewriter to convey his poetry about his muse Mehitabel, who in turn would throw herself repeatedly against the harsh world of alley-cat living with irrepressible gaiety.

At middle age, a dog has settled into the knuckleheaded matrix of behavior we find so appealing — his unquestioning loyalty, his irrepressible willingness to please, his infectious happiness.