"Take your time," I say impulsively.
In the midst of the search for a permanent chairman, Mr. Reed said, he impulsively offered the chief executive's job to Mr. Thain after lunch in the dining room at Goldman's headquarters.
He has not simply disagreed with Cruz on policy, but he has called him "the biggest liar in American politics," a statement not said once, impulsively, but repeatedly and in different ways.
The valid indicators of hyperactive behaviours include 'Is easily distracted', 'Interrupts conversations of others', 'Disturbs ongoing activities', 'Doesn't listen to what others are saying'Actscts impulsively' and 'Fidgets and moves excessively' (Rydell [1989]).
Sometimes, someone else's feelings for you can become too intense for that person to control, and s/he may do or say things impulsively which embarrass you, or which make you uncomfortable.
One spring day in 2005, Mr. Nguyen was seated on a couch watching television with Ms. Miller, Mr. Nguyen said, when he impulsively leaned over and kissed her.
She'd said to me, impulsively, "I will take a trip with you anywhere in the world you've always wanted to go".
BACK in 1992, when Ronald Reagan first began to be strange (a bewilderment in his amethyst gaze, a hesitancy in speech and step), he impulsively said that he wanted to visit his birthplace.
When their significant others complain about the hobby, Mr. Taylor said, collectors sometimes impulsively retort, "Well, I'm going to write a book about it," and then have to make good on the promise to justify their continued buying.
