Sentence examples for impetuous nature from inspiring English sources
Rivers acknowledged having some concerns with Robinson's impetuous nature, saying, "You absolutely look and watch on a guy's past history".
Though Mr. Pataki calls Theodore Roosevelt his political hero, he clearly lacks Roosevelt's impetuous nature, panache and bluster.
It is confessed by all that from his youth he was of a vehement and impetuous nature, of a quick apprehension, and a strong and aspiring bent for action and great affairs.
He said he wanted men's tennis to be run more like men's golf, where the PGA controls the game, although he admitted to concerns about the impetuous nature of the world's far-flung tennis stars.
The inconsistencies between his professed beliefs and what he has actually done as well as his impetuous nature must be taken into account when deciding whether or not to vote for him for president.
Behind the scenes, businesses feel that the U.S. government is acting on a whim and on the impetuous nature of the president.
Although King was by nature impetuous, his Presbyterian upbringing and diffident manner gave him an appearance of modesty and a veneer of prudence that became almost second nature.
But history is littered with mayors, governors and other officials who have felt the sting of Mother Nature's impetuous strike, and in many cases, never recovered from the blow.
On March 16th America's Federal Reserve, by nature hardly impetuous, rewrote its rule-book by rescuing Bear Stearns, the country's fifth-largest investment bank, and agreeing to lend directly to other brokers.
Impetuous and nomadic by nature, he posted a digitized version of his inventory online, placed the works themselves in storage and hit the road.
Perhaps the god of Genesis was still learning about human nature; maybe he himself was still young and impetuous back then, even at times hot-tempered — he does seem to regret his actions at the end — but the story neither questions the deity's motives nor his right to annihilate mortals if they break the rules.
