Sentence examples for rushed action from inspiring English sources

But the agreements were only a rushed action conditioned by political intrigue.

Representative Herbert H. Bateman of Virginia reminded fellow Republicans that they might regret the political fallout of rushed action.

But with the alarming nature of the crime provoking sometimes rushed action, there is also a record of highly publicized prosecutions gone awry, with innocent people imprisoned for years, other cases eventually dismissed for lack of evidence and physical attacks not only on suspects but on people mistaken for them.

But really it's the first step toward reforming the rushed action Congress took in its passage of the Patriot Act almost 14 years ago.

Episode 2 relied far too heavily on quotable banter and rushed action sequences instead of earned character moments, and Episode 3 -- while admittedly more focused and indicative of the team dynamic we've been hoping to see -- meandered through a story that probably sounded more thrilling on paper than it was in execution.

Richardson called the vote "hasty," and said he was "haunted" by the "rushed action" to pass the legislation in a special session.

He advised against rushed actions as well, and as his Regiment was crucial in any action against the viceroy, he denied his help until it was a good strategic moment to do so.

He meant that he would not support rushed actions against the Viceroy, but would do so at a strategically favorable moment, such as when Napoleon's forces gained a decisive advantage in their war against Spain.

1544-45), by Jacopo Bassano, a rushing action scene in top-drawer Venetian color and decorative and narrative technique; "The Holy Women at the Sepulchre" (c.

The three other Simon treasures on show are "The Flight Into Egypt" (c. 1544-45), by Jacopo Bassano, a rushing action scene in top-drawer Venetian color and decorative and narrative technique; "The Holy Women at the Sepulchre" (c.

That said, we must not allow ourselves to be paralyzed by shock or to rush into action for action's sake.