Sentence examples for Impulsive temperament from inspiring English sources

Short-breathed and explosive, the work speaks more to Schumann's impulsive temperament than to any sustained thought or formal development.

There are doubts about Mr Toledo's honesty in personal matters, lurid claims about incidents in his private life, an impulsive temperament and an evident intoxication with the crowd.

Mr Saakashvili's impulsive temperament, coupled in some cases with a blind eye to his friends' flaws, have created a worrying impression of both cronyism and a liking for a brusque, even bullying, style.

"If you want to become chancellor, you better learn some manners," said Mr. Schäuble, drawing attention to his predecessor's impulsive temperament, which could become a liability in a country that values moderation in politics.

That is, results support the situated behavioural response hypothesis if, compared to those residing in less cynical neighbourhoods, parents in highly cynical neighbourhoods appraise their children's violent behaviour as less indicative of an aggressive or impulsive temperament.

In contrast, parents in neighbourhoods with low levels of legal cynicism may interpret violence as an unnecessary and undesirable strategy of action symptomatic of a trait-based predisposition, such as an aggressive or impulsive temperament.

Together, these results attest to the robustness of the interactive effects of adolescent violence and legal cynicism on parental assessments of aggressive and impulsive temperaments.

Consistent with our hypothesis, our results, therefore, suggest that parents are less likely to appraise adolescents' violent behaviour as indicative of aggressive or impulsive temperaments when the neighbourhood is characterized by higher levels of legal cynicism.

Drawing from symbolic interaction theory and cultural sociology, we tested whether neighbourhood legal cynicism alters the extent to which parents appraise their children's violence as indicative of aggressive or impulsive temperaments using data from the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods.

He proposes stealing it, perhaps as a joke, to his friend Warren Lipka Evan Peterss), a University of Kentucky student with an impulsive, volatile temperament.

Trump, with his petulant, impulsive and erratic temperament; his short attention span and his failure to learn about the actual issues; his lack of experience and his lack of gravitas, dignity or respect for the truth, strikes terror in the hearts of progressive humanitarians the world over.