| The Philosophers rose to a man, with a promptitude which was almost aggressive. |
| Anson has been undeservedly blamed for vacillation and want of promptitude. |
| I only grieve they cannot be put in execution with the promptitude that I desire. |
| But what has been sought with eagerness ought to be acknowledged with promptitude. |
| The disputant must acquire promptitude in the employment of them. |
| Stubber, however, was too well versed in the changeability of his master's nature to exhibit any rash promptitude in obeying him. |
