How To Use Impulsive In A Sentence
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His impulsive temperament regularly got him into difficulties.
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His love-making is passionate and impulsive, joyous almost to rowdyism.
The Confessions of a Beachcomber
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All three impulsively committed a felonious act that lead to their incarceration, i.e., attempted murder and kidnapping, attempted murder, and murder.
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Thus it was that the impenetrability, the mobility, the impulsive force of bodies, and the laws of motion and of gravitation, were discovered.
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Reich 1974 placed the impulsive character, the neurotic character, and the psychopath between neurosis and psychosis and observed the ambivalence, hostile pregenital impulses, ego and superego deficits, immature defenses, and primitive narcissistic features of the impulsive personality.
Clinical Work with Adolescents
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The impulsive force of breath is the motive force of sound production when a person is singing; so it is the key link in vocal music training.
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Both the proposed method and finite element method were applied to analyze the dynamic responses of a two-layer plate subjected to rectangular impulsive load, and the results show a good agreement.
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The schizoid devours the eyewinker may be caused by thinking obstacle, also may be the method that a kind of impulsive act perhaps considers to serve as the suicide with this.
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She must be wise but impulsive, empathic yet distant.
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If the characters are domesticated, if they never act impulsively and if they are almost sexless and sterile, then they represent no threat to the system.
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Coffee was characterized as businesslike rather than frivolous, as reasonable rather than impulsive.
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Rosa was impulsive and sometimes regretted things she'd done.
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Cherry is disarmingly open with her emotions: warm and impulsive one moment, solemn and thoughtful the next.
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I glowered at him and felt an impulsive urge to hit him over his egotistical head with a pillow.
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They were unable to play with one toy or complete one task, and they engaged in unusually impulsive behaviour.
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She was entirely too impulsive, but that was one of the things he loved about her.
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If you have a negative character, you are likely to fall victim to laziness, irresponsibility, low self- esteem, irresolution. Quitting- mindedness, recklessness, compulsion and emotional impulsiveness. Dr T.P.Chia
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This is a story about rootlessness, about impulsive, ostensibly whimsical wandering.
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They contain impulsive wave components, and therefore do not satisfy the conditions of Tipler's theorem.
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He was seen as being calmer, less impulsive than Maher.
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A hot and impulsive temper was checked by the reflection that it was beneath the dignity of human nature to allow a rush of blood to the organs of "combativeness" and
The Reminiscences of an Astronomer
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Apart from some of the impulsive and crazy behaviour we see in adolescence, teenagers appear to be pretty much on a par with adults in most areas.
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The US admiral's impulsive behaviour reflected the mood of a navy which had grown accustomed to overwhelming superiority.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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Motivating oneself . Emotional self - control -- delaying gratification and stifling impulsiveness -- underlies accomplishment of every sort.
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I didn't want something less impulsive.
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Impulsively, she dropped them into her purse.
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Such estimation method can be regarded as a theoretical basis for the calculation and protection of the impulsive force in practical engineering and also for the safety assessment in blasting.
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He is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister.
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As soon as it had crystallized she turned impulsively to Bethan.
THE WHITE DOVE
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He was seen as being calmer, less impulsive than Maher.
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Unsurprisingly, they found that highly self-disciplined adolescents out-performed their more impulsive peers, again and again.
It's our narrow view of education that holds pupils back | Yvonne Roberts
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He displayed aggressive behaviour, emotional immaturity, impulsiveness, rejection of authority and manipulative behaviour, lied, swore and had a leaning towards kleptomania.
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But they weren't thought a problem back when people were expected to do manual jobs or perform impulsive acts such as charging into gunfire.
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Impulsive show in bouffant rouched outfit with super soft volume.
The Lucky Rocking Chair from Brühl
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She started to regret her impulsiveness in joining a wild-goose obstacle chase.
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Sufferers may have difficulty focusing attention and remaining'on task' and show excessively impulsive behaviour and hyperactivity.
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They were unable to play with one toy or complete one task, and they engaged in unusually impulsive behaviour.
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He would ground her flightiness and her impulsiveness and she would lighten his sometimes-sober demeanour.
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Impulsively she set off at a run down the muddy path.
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If you have a negative character, you are likely to fall victim to laziness, irresponsibility, low self- esteem, irresolution. Quitting- mindedness, recklessness, compulsion and emotional impulsiveness. Dr T.P.Chia
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Sarah is the free spirit black sheep of a rich family who is known for her impulsive, spontaneous personality.
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Impulsively, the Squat swung the trike to pull alongside, so that one wheel dragged on the slower strip.
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Spontaneity, with a touch of impulsiveness, is one of the traits that attract some of McCain’s admirers.
August « 2008 « Niqnaq
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Then again, that disconnect is what makes Bob Saget's act so devastatingly funny, even if a part of us still impulsively wants to reach for the earmuffs.
Getting Up Guide: Story/Stereo, Bob Saget, 'Titus Andronicus'
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Do avoid the negative expression of the Warrior energy, such as combativeness and impulsiveness.
Phyllis F. Mitz: Ask Phyllis...Astrology and Beyond
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Cherry is disarmingly open with her emotions: warm and impulsive one moment, solemn and thoughtful the next.
Times, Sunday Times
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Such restraint ... Unlike your impulsive blundering leap.
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Breathing hard with excitement he turned and laid his back against the panels, trembling in every muscle, terrified by the result of his impulsive audacity, thunder-struck by a lightning-like foreglimpse of its possible consequences.
The Black Bag
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And once this sophisticated electronic gear is installed, they impulsively poke at keys and buttons on the chance that they can make it work with little or no reference to the manuals.
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For some men it is an impulsive decision — and substance misuse can raise impulsivity.
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This is the opposite of rushed, rash, impulsive behaviour.
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She started to regret her impulsiveness in joining a wild-goose obstacle chase.
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I didn't want something less impulsive.
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Sufferers may have difficulty focusing attention and remaining'on task' and show excessively impulsive behaviour and hyperactivity.
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He is an impulsive man, very free in his talk.
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I suspect that this may well have been an impulsive act perhaps driven by her low mood.
The Sun
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Cherry is disarmingly open with her emotions: warm and impulsive one moment, solemn and thoughtful the next.
Times, Sunday Times
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liable to such impulsive acts as hugging strangers
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At least it must be left an open question as to whether the impulsive and domineering vigour of the West is preferable to the "mildness" of the East.
India, Its Life and Thought
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It was an impulsive act on his part.
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The exhibition's earliest and biggest, "L'homme Descend du Signe" 1975, measures about 14 by 27 feet and pictures his familiar repertory of cartoonish, antically animated, biomorphic and geometric forms impulsively outlined in black and hovering in gaseous, purple-tinted space.
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Excess cash can goad chief executives into making impulsive acquisitions at high prices, splurging on palatial headquarters or overfunding underwhelming projects.
Why You Should Get a Bigger Slice of Earnings
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The US admiral's impulsive behaviour reflected the mood of a navy which had grown accustomed to overwhelming superiority.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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To change my attitude so I'm less impulsive when buying things.
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He developed four categories of criminals, each meriting different forms of punishment: Extreme, impulsive, professional, and endemic.
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How many men can honestly say they were not prone to impulsive and regrettable behaviour during early adulthood?
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Borderline personality disorder is characterized by mood instability and impulsive aggression.
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In downtown black, by turns diffident, mischievous, impulsive, even arrogant, she's scrumptious, and the sheep aren't.
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Her acting was rather disappointing, lacking the impulsive flightiness of my ideal Dorabella, but it will be interesting to see what becomes of her voice.
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The US admiral's impulsive behaviour reflected the mood of a navy which had grown accustomed to overwhelming superiority.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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When and,(sentence dictionary) the approaching waves contain an impulsive component.
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Impulsively, the Squat swung the trike to pull alongside, so that one wheel dragged on the slower strip.
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The scans also showed decreased activation of the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex - the brain's ‘superego,’ which keeps people from acting impulsively.
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The limping shrimp impulsively implemented the compulsory duty.
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Both were hasty, erratic, impulsive men and capable of atrocious judgment.
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But they weren't thought a problem back when people were expected to do manual jobs or perform impulsive acts such as charging into gunfire.
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His impulsiveness is simultaneously destructive and the source of his appeal to readers.
Immortals and Vampires and Ghosts, Oh My!: Byronic Heroes in Popular Culture
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Thus, it is not necessarily inconsistent to observe what seems to be impulsive behavior after the will is present.
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To change my attitude so I'm less impulsive when buying things.
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The findings contradicts theories that self-control is all that is needed to beat impulsive thoughts.
The Sun
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Extravagant, self-indulgent and impulsive, the teenage King led a very glamorous, lavish lifestyle.
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To change my attitude so I'm less impulsive when buying things.
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In a burst of impulsive generosity, I offered to pay.
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The youngsters who watched the most television were more likely to rank within the top 10% for concentration problems, impulsiveness, restlessness and being easily confused.
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However, if you consider the fact that the investigators in most studies of ADHD are more rigorous in their election process than clinicians, who often diagnose and prescribe stimulants for "subclinical" cases, the percentage of nongenetic impulsive/inattentive behavior is probably far higher than 85%.
Daniel Goldin: ADHD proven to be a genetic disorder! Well, maybe not.
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Bulimics tend to be impulsive and more apt to abuse alcohol and drugs than average.
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In Thom Hartmann’s words, “Snap decision making, which we call impulsiveness, is a survival skill if you are a hunter.”
Find Your Focus Zone
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You should develop the capacity to reflect on gut feelings rather than acting on them impulsively.
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It was an impulsive act on his part.
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Impulsiveness, impatience, senseless rebellion, and extravagance are the traits that so often undermine their work and dreams.
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She impulsively threw in the last, so to speak a catchall, because the penultimate charge was more than a bit doubtful, Chuck’s not having performed unnaturally in bed, and in fact the previous one had slim support, for she had never seen his gun if indeed he had one.
The Houseguest
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I had said plenty of impulsive and strange things before, and had suggested many many different career tracks, but I had never said this before.
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I didn't want something less impulsive.
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This trial judge, as I read her Honour's findings, found the conduct at least towards the end of the impulsive scale rather than closer to a calculated decision.
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But those who knew him will remember him as a likeable man with a simple charm and warm impulsive nature.
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letting him borrow her car was an impulsive act that she immediately regretted
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Self-control may be the secret to success, according to a persuasive new study that followed 1,000 children from birth to age 32: children who showed early signs of self-mastery were not only less likely to have developed addictions or committed a crime by adulthood, but were also healthier and wealthier than their more impulsive peers.
Children's Self-Control Predicts Future Success
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In his kingly way he has taken but little account of lives sacrificed to his impulsive policy; he is a king with a double-edged sword bared in his right hand.
The Mirror of the Sea
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This is the opposite of rushed, rash, impulsive behaviour.
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But it can also lead to impulsive behavior (ready, shoot, aim) and confident leaders who glibly take their followers over a cliff.
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We tend to be more impulsive, partly because money isn't such an issue for us.
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He is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister.
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Then came a swift agitato finale -- a breathless, hurrying, trembling movement, descriptive of flight, and uncertainty, and vague impulsive terror, which carried us away on its rustling wings, and left us all in emotion and wonder.
The Ontario Readers Third Book
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Mental health researchers who have examined suicide in adolescents and young adults are aware that while most suicides are associated with depression -- often combined with substance abuse -- or other severe psychiatric illness, some number of suicides among this age group are impulsive, often catalyzed by intoxication in conjunction with family or relationship conflict.
Victor Schwartz: Disaster 101: Guns on College Campuses
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These occurrences are equally important for what they indicate about McCain's governing style as they are for their impact upon democratic process: impulsive acts that rely on drama and theatrical posture rather than substantive reasoning and long-term deliberation; a strong willingness to sacrifice substantive reasoning, deliberative process, and even prior structures and agreements to immediate political need; an attempt to reach outcomes through last minute stage management rather than substantive argument.
Obama: Congress "Close To A Deal" On Bailout Package
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I saw someone who could be impulsive and crazy in a nice way.
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Let the word "unregenerate" be taken for a man who is now in the act of the new birth, though he be not yet actually born again; let "the pleasure" which God feels be taken for an initial act; let the impulsive cause be understood to refer to the final reception of the sinner into favour; and let secondary, subsequent, cooperating and entering grace be substituted for "saving grace;" and it will instantly be manifest, that we speak what is right when we say: "Serious sorrow on account of sin is so far pleasing to God, that by it, according to the multitude of his mercies, he is moved to bestow grace on a man who is a sinner.
The Works of James Arminius, Vol. 1
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You are a very possessive and demanding person, rarely impulsive or casual.
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They were unable to play with one toy or complete one task, and they engaged in unusually impulsive behaviour.
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Symptoms of ADHD include inability to focus, impulsive behaviour and poor organisational skills.
The Sun
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After impulsively quitting her job, Maria heads to Rio seeking work.
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Impulsively, the woman reached out for Mem'sab's hand.
Werehunter
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The US admiral's impulsive behaviour reflected the mood of a navy which had grown accustomed to overwhelming superiority.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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The faithful, mature, reliable draft horse or ox stands still under one side of the doubletree or yoke, while the new, impulsive, willful partner is harnessed.
Finding the Yoke Easy
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Nonlinar acoustics is applied on impulsive noise in firing - gas jet field of rocket.
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Her impulsive, easily outraged father has removed all his children from school to be home-educated, and her mother, a batty inventor, is usually ensconced among collections of not-quite-perfected gadgets.
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Such restraint ... Unlike your impulsive blundering leap.
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This was closer to sociopathy and narcissism than to an impulsive psychotic response to perceived injustices.
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As you said: Journals for me are baggier, more impressionistic, more chaotic, impulsive, receivers of random impressions, trains of thought, images, vignettes you see along the way.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Paris journal
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Seeing the puzzled look on her face, I came to an impulsive decision.
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This is the opposite of rushed, rash, impulsive behaviour.
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The findings contradicts theories that self-control is all that is needed to beat impulsive thoughts.
The Sun
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an impulsive force
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Symptoms of ADHD, which campaigners say has been diagnosed in children as young as three, include hyperactivity, poor concentration and impulsiveness.
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His decisions are impulsive and driven by gut instinct - characteristics he doesn't abide in his staff.
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She suddenly remembered Philpott's warning about her being impulsive and overconfident.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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Be aware of the triggers that could trigger impulsive behaviour.
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They include an impulsive component and a step component.
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The combination of impulsive sensation-seeking and aggression was also related to antisocial personality disorder among male prisoners and to level of cocaine abuse.
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Under all his gentle suavities there was a fixed, inflexible will, a calm self-restraint, and a composed philosophical measurement of others, that fitted him to bear despotic rule over an impulsive, unguarded nature.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 22, August, 1859
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Jen stood still for a moment pondering whether or not she should concur with his impulsive decision.
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I suspect that this may well have been an impulsive act perhaps driven by her low mood.
The Sun
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She's impulsive and emotional, scatty, hello darling, mwah mwah, and dressed all wrong.
TV review: The Deep and Glamour Models, Mum and Me
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Then he had been wild, impulsive, sometimes irresponsible and uncaring, whereas now he had matured and become a man.
WHEN THE APRICOTS BLOOM
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He impulsively drew her nearer to him as the dance started, guiding her through the steps.
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You should be able to "read" the back cover of the book, check out the book flap, see the cover art, and easily (and impulsively) drop the book in your cart and wander to the checkout line.
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They may be impulsive, manipulative, reckless, quarrelsome, and consistent liars.
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The majority of countries in the world do not conduct foreign relations through harangues and impulsive actions intended to sate the irrational instincts of a minority audience.
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Bolstered by an inflated sense of impulse control, we overexpose ourselves to temptation and fall prey to impulsiveness.
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The stranger smiled at her, and spoke impulsively.
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he often acts impulsively and later regrets it
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But you should develop the capacity to reflect on gut feelings rather than acting on them impulsively.
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As she rose to go, she saw Le6n Ledesma looking at her admir - ingly, for he approved of the steps she was takin& and impulsively she picked up his hands and kissed them: Te6n, you're the one honest human being in bullfighting .. you and the bull.
Mexico
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He has, more than another, the exalted sentiment of honor, but is lacking in the sense of simple honesty, and, circumstances favoring him, would defalcate and commit infamies which do not trouble his conscience, for he obeys without questioning the oscillations of his ideas, which are always impulsive.
Original Short Stories — Volume 09
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SPHERE OF INFLUENCE: Nearly every profile of Redstone seems required to make a King Lear allusion, with the mogul frequently described as ailing and impulsive.
Sumner Redstone: Vanity Fair
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Therefore Meyer, Van Horn, and Co. had the satisfaction of reading that William S. Gowdy was altogether too impulsive, erratic and unreliable -- happily Hill did not employ the word "untrustworthy" -- for holding a quasi-public position of some importance.
Under the Skylights
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Thus do an insecure, reclusive dictator and an insecure, impulsive foreign affairs naif hold the peace of the world in their hands.
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He would ground her flightiness and her impulsiveness and she would lighten his sometimes-sober demeanour.
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They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers.
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She leant forward and kissed him impulsively.
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You've never done something so impulsive before.
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Nor does she depict adolescence as a period of mental instability, characterized by mercurial moods and impulsive, self-gratifying actions.
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Impulsively, he opened the oak barrier, and, with mouth hanging, he stared with amusement less than ever, and an elevated amount of disgruntlement and disbelief.
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The static of the erratic fanatic romantic manic-depressive: upside down, impulsive, regressive.
Anatomy of a Breakdown
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You can be rather selfish, though, and a partner needs to be able to deal with your quick temper and impulsive tantrums.
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We were self-indulgent moral nihilists - materialistic, selfish, and impulsive.
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Such estimation method can be regarded as a theoretical basis for the calculation and protection of the impulsive force in practical engineering and also for the safety assessment in blasting.
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Do not succumb to the temptation of jumping into impulsive and sensational outbursts of heavy workouts.
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So I made this totally random and impulsive stop on the way home from work.
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Be aware of the triggers that could trigger impulsive behaviour.
Times, Sunday Times
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It signals a strong personality but not an impulsive one.
The Sun
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Germain's novel opens with the arresting image of Sabine, a middle-class mother concealing a rug impulsively stolen from the Christmas sales: "Her silhouette large and bell-like, her legs like two clappers which despite their brisk to-and-fro produce no sound".
Hidden Lives by Sylvie Germain, translated by Mike Mitchell – review
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People who are mentally unstable, especially impulsive teenagers, are predisposed to suicide.
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I suspect that this may well have been an impulsive act perhaps driven by her low mood.
The Sun
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“Yes, absolutely, positively, definitely ... me,” he burbles inanely, taking hold of her hand again and impulsively lifting it to his lips.
New Doctor/Rose Ficlet: STRAWBERRIES
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It was just a random act of impulsiveness, I reasoned.
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She started to regret her impulsiveness in joining a wild-goose obstacle chase.
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Then again, that disconnect is what makes Bob Saget's act so devastatingly funny, even if a part of us still impulsively wants to reach for the earmuffs.
Getting Up Guide: Story/Stereo, Bob Saget, 'Titus Andronicus'
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I daren't even look at it as I still haven't watched any of the sets I impulsively bought after a blog discussion on the topic about a year ago.
Film
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I would like to think I am an impulsive and spontaneous, when in fact I like to have each day planned well in advance; diarised and crosschecked before embarking out the front door each morning.
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Firm but fair, educated but impulsive, he embodies the finer qualities of a paternalistic seafarer proud of his ability to serve his country.
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After dark, the cruise ship encourages carefree and impulsive enjoyment.
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The next day, as we come down Eighth Street at dusk, with shop lights casting color on the hard-packed snow, she impulsively buys a small fat spruce from the Italian with the truck.
In the Fullness of Time
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She saw the local women in their flowered overalls and carpet slippers, heavy wedding rings sunk into their bulbous toil-scarred fingers, their eyes bright in amorphous faces, as they sat gossiping beside their prams of second-hand clothes; the young people, joyfully garbed, squatting on the kerbstone behind their stalls of bric-a-brac; the tourists cheerfully impulsive or cautious and discerning by turns, conferring over their dollars or displaying their bizarre treasures.
She Closed Her Eyes
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He is very impulsive and demonstrative, that is all.
Macaria
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I rushed into it impulsively, not really knowing the sort of responsibility involved with such a task.
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Ranieri was impulsive in a way that business school case studies seldom account for when they analyze managerial decision making.
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Developmental theorists have described this type of motivation in similar ways using the terms heteronomous morality, impulsive, and to a lesser extent, pre-operational.
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Symptoms of ADHD include inability to focus, impulsive behaviour and poor organisational skills.
The Sun
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He is too much of an engineer to act impulsively, however.
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Impulsiveness, and the urge to take action is your gift and your strength, leaving the hesitating majority in shame.
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Cherry is disarmingly open with her emotions: warm and impulsive one moment, solemn and thoughtful the next.
Times, Sunday Times
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Similar qualities had characterized her acting, and they spring from a nature which a close observer has described as clear in perception yet swayed by fantasy; strong of will yet impulsive as quicksilver; finding enjoyment now in animated discussion, now in impetuous riding, now in absolute repose; full of maternal tenderness, yet fond of splendor and the excitements of society; a nature, in short, abounding in contrasts, but substantially that of a true, noble and lovable woman.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 22, January, 1873
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Its jazzy recreation of fast London life played on Soutra Gilmour's shiny steel set captures the impulsive raciness of contemporary living.
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I started forward impulsively, my hands shaking with shock, thinking it might still be possible to rescue some of them.
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She was caring, naive, impulsive and easily excitable.
Times, Sunday Times
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McCain impulsively threatens critics over 'hothead' accusations
Music Desk: Leningrad Cowboys and the Russian Army Choir Happy Together
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Moreover, the speed and ease of electronic communication increases the risk of impulsive action.
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I daren't even look at it as I still haven't watched any of the sets I impulsively bought after a blog discussion on the topic about a year ago.
Film
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If you have a negative character, you are likely to fall victim to laziness, irresponsibility, low self- esteem, irresolution. Quitting- mindedness, recklessness, compulsion and emotional impulsiveness. Dr T.P.Chia
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Dreyfusism had brought to Swann an extraordinary simplicity of mind and had imparted to his way of looking at things an impulsiveness, an inconsistency more noticeable even than had been the similar effects of his marriage to Odette; this new loss of caste would have been better described as a recasting, and was entirely to his credit, since it made him return to the ways in which his forebears had trodden and from which he had turned aside to mix with the aristocracy.
The Guermantes Way
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With skillful lines, mysterious layouts and broad opening and closing, his works exert an impulsive force visually.
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But they weren't thought a problem back when people were expected to do manual jobs or perform impulsive acts such as charging into gunfire.
Times, Sunday Times
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The term partial insanity comprises chiefly those varieties known as impulsive, emotional, and moral.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent
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An impulsive VHF event occurs, and the radiation from it arrives at a given remote station.
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She suddenly remembered Philpott's warning about her being impulsive and overconfident.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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A person who writes concise e-mail messages may seem impulsive, opportunistic, pushy, overbearing, foolish, or simply rude.
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He is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister.
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Similarly, habitual impulsive criminals have an under-developed dorsolateral prefrontal cortex - the area thought to be involved in learning from mistakes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Could she have been encephalopathic from the tooth abscess and then impulsively taken something down?
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