impulsive act

Remember that running away from home is an impulsive act.

This didn't look like an impulsive act, done in the heat of the moment.

It had been the brave, impulsive act of a mother.

His life had been completely ruined by one impulsive act.

"And when there is access to weapons, it becomes a very impulsive act."

How many years of proof are required for redemption after one impulsive act?

I did believe that it was an impulsive act.

It may merely have been the impulsive act of a man losing touch with reality.

What does it mean when the coach himself is second-guessing his impulsive act the next morning?

The study found that school shootings are rarely impulsive acts.

It was an impulsive act, an instinctive response to his need to connect with her.

"Impulsive acts have nothing to do with morals," he told the audience.

Your impulsive act has assured that they will send other agents."

She was a levelheaded girl but given to impulsive acts upon occasion.

What kind of impulsive act of honor had motivated this?

Her impulsive act hadn't been thought-out enough to be called generous, let alone heroic.

He had no reason for that impulsive act.

Incidents of targeted violence at school were rarely sudden, impulsive acts.

Joining a donor registry was not an impulsive act.

It was an impulsive act: he spotted several strange plants growing on the lawn and took a bite of each.

On impulse - again, an impulsive act instead of a calculated decision - Bean reached out and set his hand in hers.

Naturally, it is our sincere hope that any impulsive acts can be avoided."

It was unplanned, impulsive act on the spur of the-moment.

But it was also an impulsive act.

Gilda in this impulsive act of mercy had not paused to consider either the risks or the cost.