Sentence examples for improvised thought from inspiring English sources
But, although he delivers the "ages of man" speech as if it were an improvised thought rather than a set aria, Paul Chahidi's Jaques left me puzzled: there is surely more to this forest cynic than a tormented narcissist.
His refusal of the Nobel, he said, was not an "improvised act", but the result of a thought-out position on awards.
WASHINGTON — The patient arrived in critical condition last month at the Bagram Air Base hospital in Afghanistan, with what American military doctors at first thought was an all too typical war injury: metal shrapnel from an improvised bomb lodged in his head.
In an improvised cameo, Mr. Curran moves in response to a riff by Mr. West, and his puckish dance wittily physicalizes the jazz of Mr. West's thoughts.
What untested gift for improvised survival?
I.E.D. stands for improvised explosive device.
"An improvised explosive.
(suicide vehicle-borne improvised explosive device).
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But the improvised peal resonated.
