Impulsively [adverb]

Adults nappers can tolerate frustration longer and feel less impulsive.

Miss Thangue replied, impulsively, "I have often wondered if you numbered satiety among your complexities!"

Impulsively I reached out, and pressed the parts of the ring into a close-fitting whole, when, lo!

She held out her hand impulsively, and her eyes were smiling as she said; "We will be generous, Monsieur Harkness—"

She could not resist a touch of irony in the last words, and Ruth, who had been ready to take her hand impulsively, was stung.

"Oh, but Cordelia, that isn't quite fair," she began impulsively; but for once Cordelia forgot her politeness and interrupted.

And you dont think I would now if there wasnt something I just had to talk over with you, she said impulsively.

She turned impulsively, and wiped away the mark with a lingering, caressing touch of her small fingers.

She looked up quickly, sighed, then passed her right arm impulsively across to his shoulder.

Marjory darted off impulsively to ask leave, to return presently with a slow step and downcast face. '