1
The captain had been rather too hasty in resenting some slight theft.
2
Perhaps I was too hasty in speaking of my love for you.
3
I hope dear Edward has not been too hasty in his choice.
4
But maybe they were too hasty with their dismissal of the idea.
5
We may have been too hasty with our rejection of them earlier.
6
And yet, believe me, you have been too hasty in your judgment.
7
But I dare say I have been too hasty and too rough.
8
Now, my dear girl, do not be too hasty in your conclusions.
9
I begin to think that I may have been rather too hasty.
10
It shows that a man should not be too hasty and headstrong.
11
I think some of your judgments may be too hasty, Lord Coryston.
12
Perhaps she had been too hasty in dismissing the old man's offer.
13
But I own, Vernon, I was too hasty, to judge you unheard.
14
Possibly, you say to yourself, I have been too hasty, too harsh.
15
Let us form no too hasty conclusion; too many points are still uncertain.
16
But I should recommend you not to be too hasty in your movements.
