Sentence examples similar to extemporaneous quality from inspiring English sources

"Storytelling" also suggests a quasi-extemporaneous quality, the privileging of the thrust of a narrative over its details, and while Roberts's narratives have momentum, they are not always painstakingly crafted.

And a memo to Patrick Buchanan asked that "appropriate columnists be informed of the extemporaneous character of Presidential press conferences".

As a writer, Gold is entertaining, with a punchy, extemporaneous tone that sounds as if he were doing stand-up.

The rapid sample preparation coupled with an automated separation technique make this method convenient for quality control of extemporaneous magistral ready-to-use formulation.

But in subsequent paintings in the series, now called "The House From My Window," the small panels offer a chance to indulge in a free, seemingly extemporaneous use of paint that contrasts with the deliberately plotted quality of the main compositions.

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.