impulsively造句

To utter impulsively; blurt.

To blurt out impulsively; disclose without careful consideration.

Color is impulsively charming, bouncing from dusty to grass-stained green.

people lose a lot of money in the supermarket for buying impulsively thus overshooting their budgets.

This way, if something happens to you that forces you to react impulsively and you don’t have time to prepare, you’ll be ready.

Toddlers can accidentally injure or alarm dogs (eg by falling on them) and startled dogs may react impulsively, lashing out or biting.

This could create mistrust in a budding relationship, so be aware that it may be prudent to use your tart Gemini wit judiciously rather than impulsively.

You are impulsively affectionate and flirtatious at this time, and you feel quite restless if you are in a stable, predictable relationship that offers little excitement.

When the shortwave broadcast ended, I looked up CRI’s home page on the web and impulsively sent off an email, asking if they would be interested in having me voice train their Chinese broadcasters.

You should be able to "read" the back cover of the book, check out the book flap, see the cover art, and easily (and impulsively) drop the book in your cart and wander to the checkout line.

Out of every book in the Strand’s famous miles of volumes, I had desperately, randomly, impulsively grabbed a beat-up Modern Library edition of Anatole France’s “Penguin Island.” Oy.