Sentence examples for feels spontaneous from inspiring English sources

Every line she delivers feels spontaneous, but not insincere.

However, the vituperation is now so baroque that it no longer feels spontaneous.

Both men consult scripts with some regularity, and yet the evening feels spontaneous and natural.

Also effective is a soft-shoe danced by Simple (Glenn Turner), Hughes's Harlem Everyman, alone in the spotlight: like little else here, it feels spontaneous and alive.

There is little about him that feels spontaneous or unpolished, and even after two books, thousands of campaign events and countless hours on television, many Americans say they do not feel they know him.

Yet there's humor, too, and surreality; as in all of Campion's films, ordinary bodies collide, with nudity that feels spontaneous and shaggily organic rather than contrived, as it is on so many cable shows.

It always felt spontaneous.

The first one, he said, felt spontaneous and unpredictable.

But Scott's own movies don't often feel spontaneous; they're burdened with expectations.

They felt spontaneous, but people who liked to get absorbed in their imaginations were more likely to experience them.

Not only has the spell of what had come to seem like a quest been broken but a night that had felt spontaneous now seems manufactured.