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There's also the possibility, though, that McCain could be seen as over-reacting and acting impulsively, which is something he's done in the past in a manner that has not worked out so well in the end.— Waldo's Virginia Political Blogroll
Truman's personality was to act impulsively, and he spent much of his spare time playing simple card games with friends.— Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
She caught the artist's hand in her own impulsively--"Arrah, but it's the wide world I have searched, and I've found yez at last Silence had fallen on that part of the room where this little contretemps was taking place.— The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911
He acted impulsively, and even unjustly; there was much in his methods that a cool judgment must condemn; but he was fighting, with his back to the wall, in order that the British race should not be crowded out of existence by "the proud Iberian."— Some Diversions of a Man of Letters
He spoke impulsively, almost wildly; so much so that Anne stopped, startled.— Prince or Chauffeur? A Story of Newport
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