Sentence examples for a more improvised from inspiring English sources

There are other tortures, too, meted out in a more improvised manner.

Timing and other aspects are usually planned when scoring a film, but Khan chose to take a more improvised approach.

Janick Gers, on the other hand, prefers a more improvised style, largely inspired by Ritchie Blackmore, which he claims is in contrast to Smith's "rhythmic" sound.

I was interested to see if we could develop it a bit further so the environment could make its own decisions rather than being told what to do it could respond a bit more like an actual performing partner, more improvised. .

Unintended Piano Music (1970 or 71), played from a tiny scrap of manuscript, was more improvised, and spookily of its time – not far from the ambiguous musical languages of post-Beatles rock and electric Miles Davis.

But Philadelphia's venture was more improvised.

Franklin's version is more improvised, and it is unsurpassed.

The more improvised "devil dancing" is performed at healing rites and exorcisms.

Another free spirit, Manny Ramirez, actually outdid Alburquerque in one of the more improvised plays ever seen in baseball.

London grew outward over the years, by happenstance more than design, and so it feels more improvised and less coherent than New York.

I couldn't pick one definite moment; I suppose Verbier was where I was happiest... 2007 was more improvised, something new perhaps, whereas this time I had greater expectations and there was more pressure.