Sentence examples for More spontaneously from inspiring English sources

My father was an airline pilot so we travelled more spontaneously than a lot of families.

It happens pretty often, although typically the damage is more spontaneously self-inflicted.

By Joan Acocella I don't think I've ever seen a more spontaneously joyful performer than the young Spaniard Ángel Corella.

I don't think I've ever seen a more spontaneously joyful performer than the young Spaniard Ángel Corella.

And so the more spontaneously we respond — the more improvisational we are — the more likely we are to stumble across new and improved methods for resolving problems.

Curated by Fatoş Ustek, Fig-2 has so far seen newbies and established names – such as Tom McCarthy and Charles Avery – showing more spontaneously and experimentally.

If he is to prove otherwise, he must act fast to find a way of expressing himself more starkly, spontaneously and emotively; among his team, his MPs and the voters.

More generally, spontaneously switching configurations may represent a suitable neural substrate to integrate and contextualize incoming sensory information, amplifying relevant inputs and skipping irrelevant ones.

Second, when patients are participating in a training study and are randomised to the control or waiting group, they start to get more active spontaneously.

This cut-off was chosen as 1) it excludes most terminations and more severe (spontaneously aborted) anomalies, and 2) a bimodal plot of gestational age at delivery is more typical of congenital anomaly pregnancies.

Microalbuminuria, even after persisting for up to two years or more, can spontaneously regress to normoalbuminuria, and patients may remain microalbuminuric for many years without progression to overt diabetic nephropathy.