(1) He's a bit of a hothead who gets flustered easily.(2) He's a violent hothead who's clearly on a collision course with his destiny.(3) During the Cuban missile crisis it was Guevara who emerged as the hothead , urging Castro to unleash his missiles on the United States.(4) Trained manpower is needed in debt recovery or else you end up losing business through uncouth behaviour exhibited by some hotheads .(5) Moreover, you need not think that hot-headedness or an unhappy childhood have given him some uncommon taste for violence; he acts as the interpreter of the situation, that's all.(6) I said hot-headedly . ‘Look at you in your fancy-pants shirt, shorts and Jesus sandals - you're marinating in the sun, and you'll be eaten for roast dinner!’(7) But only the most radical hotheads believe they could drive out the People's Liberation Army.(8) Men are more likely to act literally hot-headedly ; women slow-burn.(9) An informed source said: ‘The view is that we do not have a short-term problem so there is no need to charge ahead with hotheads .’(10) With his hot-headedness of before now under control, and having stepped out from under the shadow of his big brother, he is maturing into a very good driver.(11) If matters are allowed to drift, hotheads on both sides could easily disrupt the recent calm.(12) Wilfully putting yourself into a situation where there is a high risk that you will not survive is different from hot-headedly throwing yourself into the path of danger.(13) Ask any beat cop, the hotheads are growing in number, including within the greener ranks of the police force itself.(14) There are enough hotheads in both the parties and they might pull the plug any time the Government refuses to follow their dictates.(15) Whether they are hotheads or cool schemers, their intransigent speeches act as balm to their audience's wounds.(16) That is what he was protecting rather hot-headedly and with too much emphasis, because it was a jewel to him of the rarest price.
