Sentence examples for comfortable improvising from inspiring English sources

I'm more comfortable improvising.

"He's crackling even when he stands still, and he's so comfortable improvising lovely little gestures at any moment".

Mr. Threadgill's music -- funky and dirgey, sweepingly romantic and confusing -- is unlike anybody else's, and the chord sequences he writes are bizarre enough that it takes a while for musicians to feel comfortable improvising through them.

And to fill the movie's 30 or so student roles, he auditioned 1,500 local teenagers, selecting from those who were most comfortable improvising their lines in front of the camera.

Practice using them until you're comfortable improvising them from song to song.

In this company, McBride is comfortable improvising, and in "Eastbound" there's a lot of pleasurable tension in watching Kenny create difficult situations with his poor judgment and get out of them with his escape artist's quick brain.

"I felt completely comfortable letting him improvise, knowing it would bring depth to whatever scene we were doing".

"When we started improvising, I began slowly to feel comfortable.

Watching an old clip of her doing local sports in Alaska made me comfortable that she can improvise when necessary.

One of the oldest, simplest, and most effective ways to make a pair of crutches more comfortable is to make improvised cushions from spare pieces of fabric.

McShann started again, improvising.