impetuosity

She would not have thought him capable of such impetuosity.

This is not just impetuosity at work, but a fast imagination as well.

I only need to regulate the impetuosity which carries me away.

On second thought he refrained from giving in to his impetuosity.

You'll never occupy this chair until you learn to control that impetuosity.

She could not even claim the innocence and impetuosity of youth.

At all events I was now close upon the planet, and coming down with the most terrible impetuosity.

The music seemed highly derivative, though the performance had impetuosity.

It was David who came in with such impetuosity.

The men around him did the same, their natural impetuosity curbed by years of training.

Usually, their impetuosity is what gets them in trouble.

"No one else has embraced the century with such impetuosity, passion and intelligence."

Really, there had been no other way than to trust to a surprise attack and the impetuosity of our first blow.

He looked and spoke with eagerness: his old impetuosity was rising.

He shook his head, in grave disapproval of my impetuosity.

As regards speed, he is equal to the impetuosity of the wind.

If they could be said to have a flaw, it was their impetuosity and interest in all that surrounded them.

But there was a little too much youthful abandon and wild impetuosity in his playing.

When he did emerge, his famous impetuosity was seared away.

He wanted to make up for his impetuosity, wanted not to rush things.

For me there was rather too much vibrato and rhythmic impetuosity in his approach.

And there were moments when his growing impetuosity suggested that wonder had turned to excitement.

The two girls marched past him and he turned, shaking his head at the impetuosity of modern youth.

But now these very same captains, by their impetuosity, had delivered him a third defeat.

One good thing has come of his impetuosity.