loose cannon

Right from the start, he was called a loose cannon.

Yet within the party she is seen as something of a loose cannon.

Lee did seem to be something of a loose cannon.

The real problem so far as you're concerned is that I'm a loose cannon.

With a loose cannon such as Diamond, one never knows.

Since that moment he has been perceived as a loose cannon.

One is known as a favorite of Japan's right and a loose cannon.

"The religious right could become a loose cannon once again," said one economic conservative.

He considers you a loose cannon, that much is certain.

By his final season, he became enough of a loose cannon to be a worthy watch.

One concern is that he might become a loose cannon in his attacks.

The news media have become a loose cannon in democratic and legal processes.

What do you mean by saying that the man is a loose cannon?"

It appears to be under the control of various loose cannons.

"Sure, Gore does feel a little like a loose cannon these days.

I think he's a good cop, and he thinks I'm a loose cannon.

We'll have all the loose cannons out of here in a tick.

That, he thought, should keep the loose cannon from rolling around for most, if not all, of Friday.

He sought to soften his image as a loose cannon.

A loose cannon who had gone against the system?

"You need some loose cannons and he is definitely the kind of player we can use."

He didn't want his superior thinking him a loose cannon.

I don't want her running around like a loose cannon in the middle of my investigation.

One can understand her desire, then, to continue proving to the world that she's no longer a loose cannon.

But it seems he has become a loose cannon.