Sentence examples for implies spontaneity from inspiring English sources

"The speed of how this show came about is appropriate to Vine itself, which implies spontaneity," explains Sawon.

From the anvil is derived the expression "to strike while the iron is hot," and this implies spontaneity and rapid hammer blows.

At first glance there is amiable bonhomie but the lack of spontaneity implies caution and even cynicism.

Whereas the optimist construes moral freedom as simply the absence of constraint or compulsion (i.e. "negative freedom" or liberty of spontaneity), the pessimist insists that we require the sort of freedom that implies the falsity of determinism.

Peter Schwartz implies.

History can drain the life away from even a maestro of spontaneity, the installation implied.

Just implying.

Always imply.

The spontaneity.

Strategy replaces spontaneity.

Where's the spontaneity?