Renowned for unrehearsed outbursts, Jarosław's campaign hinged on him keeping mum, or speaking with the like-minded.
Although practice improved game performance, the skills learned did not transfer to unrehearsed mental tasks.
Two-star review in Broadway Baby: "Unfocused and seemingly much unrehearsed, the show seemed without any real substance, and most importantly, without any concern for delivering a successful comedic piece".
In 2003, it was turned into a popular stage show, Point Break Live!, which at each performance calls on an unrehearsed audience member to take the role of Utah, reading Reeves's lines from cue cards.
The unrehearsed movements of figures like these, when loosely jointed, have a spontaneous vitality that more sophisticated puppets often miss.
During the 2008 campaign, according to an account in the best-selling book "Game Change," Obama remarked, "How many times is Biden gonna say something stupid?" But Biden's bloopers usually come in unrehearsed moments, when his inner Irishman comes out, not in government hearings or Presidential debates.
There was one, and maybe only one, moment in the Republican debate in Des Moines, on Thursday night, when the candidates sounded as though they were speaking truly and honestly — from the heart, unrehearsed, and uninhibited.
Not being concerned with realism, Avedon sometimes deliberately reproduces the imperfections of elementary photography in order to create pictures that have an unrehearsed and improvised — almost accidental — air about them.
Callers were screened but questions and answers were unrehearsed.
There are those who insist that the only "righteous jazz," as they call it, is performed by bands of no more than six or seven men whose music is as spontaneous, unpremeditated, and unrehearsed as that of Shelley's skylark.
Coming up with that sound, the sound of unrehearsed exuberance, took a lot of work, a lot of rehearsing.
