Sentence examples similar to extemporaneous action from inspiring English sources
Although the filmmaker has taken the slight liberty of inserting an organizing meeting where it didn't literally exist on the day, the license gives him — and, more crucially, Michelle — a chance to see Barack in action, delivering a brilliant extemporaneous speech on the need for mutual understanding and the inherent messiness of democracy.
From extemporaneous announcements about potentially withdrawing from NATO to dropping out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, actions supposedly taken with the purpose of assuring American security and sovereignty have instead made many Americans feel more vulnerable than ever.
It's been extemporaneous.
Everything else was extemporaneous.
Maori oratory, he explained, is always extemporaneous.
His extemporaneous monologue lasted five minutes.
HO: That's extemporaneous speaking right there.
"I would say it's an extemporaneous detachment.
"We became a little bit more extemporaneous at that point".
His playing was polished yet essayistic and almost extemporaneous.
Like the contest itself, it ends with competitive extemporaneous speaking.
