Sentence examples for impulsive bohemian from inspiring English sources
Whitman was melancholic, impulsive, bohemian.
They brought in the director Ronald Bronstein ("Frownland") to incarnate an impulsive, bohemian, disorderly father who barely stays a step ahead of calamity and steers his sons (Sage and Frey Ranaldo) to the edge of real danger but also exposes them to a wild and impassioned range of experience.
Polke, restless and impulsive, is an unreconstructed bohemian, inhabiting cluttered expanses in a shabby industrial building.
The 42-year old Louba (Sabine Azema) lives with her father and seems temperamentally to be the most like him, bohemian and impulsive.
But he was no doubt simply fulfilling the principles she had laid down before he was born: "the best chance, perhaps, of domestic felicity is when all the family are bohemians, and all clever, and all enjoy thoroughly the erratic, impulsive, reckless life of work and glory, indifferent to everything save the intense moments of popular applause".
Downtown is more bohemian.
"He was impulsive, I was impulsive.
An impulsive, artistic mother.
