Sentence examples for more impetuous from inspiring English sources
Philip was more impetuous than his brother.
More impetuous Iranians are beginning to question, and balk at, the undemocratic set-up.
But it began to fray at the edges as I grew older and more impetuous.
In concert, Stokowski is more impetuous; the music is indescribably alive at every moment.
There is a school of interpretation that would prefer these quartets in brawnier, more impetuous hands.
Schelling wrote, "However rational the adversaries, they may compete to appear the more irrational, impetuous, and stubborn".
Mr. Hallberg's Albrecht is the more youthfully impetuous, the more carried away by the emotion of the moment; he and Ms. Cojocaru are alike in their humility and at curtain calls seemed to share the same amazed gratitude.
Mr. Lupu moved easily between the music's extremes, giving its gentler passages an alluring sparkle and bringing a tough muscularity to the more driven, impetuous sections that came to dominate the inner movements.
Ms. Reijn, as the more warmhearted, impetuous Maria, has a playful quality that sometimes registers effectively, as when she impulsively licks her husband's hand as they sit at the table, desperately attempting to spark some affection from him.
Anglophone boybands from the Simon Cowell stable, such as One Direction and now Rak-Su and Pretty Much, are less given to synchronised dance moves and more to impetuous boisterousness.
