Sentence examples for more spontaneously from inspiring English sources

My father was an airline pilot so we travelled more spontaneously than a lot of families.

It happens pretty often, although typically the damage is more spontaneously self-inflicted.

By Joan Acocella I don't think I've ever seen a more spontaneously joyful performer than the young Spaniard Ángel Corella.

I don't think I've ever seen a more spontaneously joyful performer than the young Spaniard Ángel Corella.

And so the more spontaneously we respond — the more improvisational we are — the more likely we are to stumble across new and improved methods for resolving problems.

Curated by Fatoş Ustek, Fig-2 has so far seen newbies and established names – such as Tom McCarthy and Charles Avery – showing more spontaneously and experimentally.

Adobe hopes that by pushing people out of offices, their employees will run into each other more often, spontaneously generating ideas and solutions.

Assessment: Having them practice applying the theory to the world around them in writing ratcheted up the quality of our in-class discussions, as students felt more comfortable spontaneously applying the theory to other situations.

I don't understand how you go from a system that's random chemicals to something that becomes, in a sense, a Darwinian set of reactions that are getting more complicated spontaneously.

If he is to prove otherwise, he must act fast to find a way of expressing himself more starkly, spontaneously and emotively; among his team, his MPs and the voters.

This article examines the process of hypo-egoic self-regulation in which people relinquish deliberate, conscious control over their own behavior so that they will respond more naturally, spontaneously, or automatically.