Sentence examples for improvised existence from inspiring English sources

They have forsaken the Confucian bedrock of traditional Chinese culture for an improvised existence in which history and filial loyalty have been replaced by rapid upward mobility, dogged individualism and an obsessive pursuit of a more prosperous future.

Our talk turns to philosophy and the book Nomadology: the War Machine by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari comes up, which Tate admired for its "sense of cultural solidarity expressed without necessarily being dependent upon property or a standing army", of understanding "that one's sense of power is being able to improvise existence with whatever is at hand".

We improvised.

They looked improvised.

That was all improvised".

Her husband, Josh, improvised.

He probably improvised wonderfully.

I improvised that scene.

At first, New Yorkers improvised.

So revelers improvised.

Scripts are improvised.