Sentence examples for mostly spontaneous from inspiring English sources
India's home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, has accused a Pakistan-based militant group, Lashkar-e-Taiba, of inciting the protests, but many local people believe they are mostly spontaneous.
The thing that amazes me about our travel is just how little planning we had to do: We only booked one night's stay ahead of time, and decisions around where to sleep, eat, and visit were mostly spontaneous.
The decision about what to play in a given situation is mostly spontaneous.
It was celebrated in Polish cities in May 1945, although in a mostly spontaneous manner.
The large, mostly spontaneous gatherings at Truman's whistle-stop events were an important sign of a change in momentum in the campaign, but this shift went virtually unnoticed by the national press corps, which continued reporting Republican Thomas Dewey's apparent impending victory as a certainty.
The special 4S phenotype is characterized by localized tumor in infants younger than 1 year, with dissemination limited to skin, liver, or bone marrow, and mostly spontaneous regression [ 1].
Sajib, a protest organiser, calls Mollah "a fascist like Hitler" and says the activism is "mostly a spontaneous movement" driven by "emotions in our minds".
"Vine is not only a new medium that might be used the same way as we use softwares, it is also and mostly a spontaneous and immediate exposure platform," she says in an interview with The Creators Project.
Compared with other awards shows, the Globes tend to be looser and more spontaneous, mostly because the attendees get to drink.
The PNs typically show strong background activity, which is mostly driven by spontaneous activity in ORNs.
Unlike the insurgency there, which is still burning, the protests were indigenous, spontaneous and mostly peaceful.
