Sentence examples for acted spontaneously from inspiring English sources
This developed, in spite of any diplomatic policy, as North Koreans acted spontaneously in an attempt to survive.
Mr. Carmona said he acted spontaneously to fill a power vacuum after military officers reported publicly that Mr. Chávez had resigned.
In dismissing the charges, the judge, Krista J. Jass, ruled that the videos were not pornographic because the children acted spontaneously and Hoffner did not direct them.
Protesters said they had acted spontaneously, but several Sunni officials believed that Iraq's central government had mobilized the protesters and stoked their outrage to kill the proposal.
SALT LAKE CITY — An environmental protester charged with fraudulently buying federal oil and gas leases at an auction here in 2008 took the witness stand at his criminal trial on Wednesday and told the jury he had acted spontaneously, with no clear plan or intent to harm.
As Ms. Lane sees it, Connie acts spontaneously: "She wasn't battered, she wasn't neglected.
As long as Ferrell is confident that he can act spontaneously as Burgundy – and he has enough scripted material to selectively deploy as needed – then he should go right ahead and stay in character".
Thus, where self-power has been "overturned," acts spontaneously possessed of compassion arise unprescribed and undeliberated.
God, in choosing a possible world, chooses all the essences of all the actual individuals, each of which has its program, according to which it acts spontaneously and freely.
If Saints just act spontaneously and aren't psychologically bound by rules, it's not clear why they would, in all circumstances, avoid actions which are wrong merely because they are forbidden by rules of monastic discipline.
When starting a Buddhist path, one agrees to follow rules of moral discipline that forbid various destructive actions; but once the mind has reached a very high degree of spiritual development, the rules are transcended and one acts spontaneously for the benefit of others.
