Sentence examples for natural coming from inspiring English sources

"In comedy, I would pad lines and make them more my own, so that it sounded more natural coming out of my mouth," she said.

He does not use bluster except as a carefully applied effect: a tune like his "Ida's Spoons" sounded natural coming from him, with its long, serpentine legato lines over four-four swing rhythm.

As its conflicts unfold, you can only marvel at Mr. Sayles's skill at fashioning dialogue that is charged with competing ideas yet still sounds utterly natural coming out of its characters' mouths.

In a way, it's a natural coming together; the likes of My Bloody Valentine are an audible influence on Kompakt, a label whose specialisation in what Friendly Fires drummer Jack Savidge calls "the melancholy dancefloor smash", further chimes with the indie sensibility.

This was natural coming off the WIE Symposium since WIE stands for Women, Inspiration and Enterprise.

Not surprisingly, the voice of Harry Potter seemed natural coming from an animated Robert Pattinson, undoubtedly sending every female fantasy geek into a frenzy.

"Just be natural" came the answer.

Think of the Stephen Sondheim lyric, "What's natural comes hard".

What's hard is simple, What's natural comes hard.

IT IS only natural, come election time, for eyes to focus on the nation's capital.

Or as Stephen Sondheim paradoxically puts it in "Anyone Can Whistle," one of the show's high points: "What's hard is simple/ What's natural comes hard".