Sentence examples for off-the-cuff exchanges from inspiring English sources

But for Mrs. Clinton, who is often criticized as overly scripted, her relaxed, off-the-cuff exchanges at these private events also revealed a side that she has struggled to show voters under the intense glare of a presidential race.

An off-the-cuff exchange with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a benefit underlines the delicate negotiations required to build connections, even when government and industry power seem to banish hope.

At the beginning of Corea's "Children's Song #6," the ideas were batted around quickly, and what began by resembling an off-the-cuff exchange grew in intensity as two virtuosos challenged each other.

That none of these people appear yet to have been arrested for doing the exact same thing that Mr. Chambers did shows how hard it has become for law enforcement officials to know how to respond to the anarchic culture of social media sites, especially Twitter, with its rapid-fire, off-the-cuff, often satirical exchanges.

Unlike in business, where she felt comfortable exchanging off-the-cuff opinions with her father, she now tries not to respond too quickly.

In the summer of 2012, the pair were offered a gig hosting a late-night MTV talk show, "Nikki & Sara Live," where the two comedians now deftly handle the pressure of performing every week in front of a live studio audience, and skillfully exchange off-the-cuff quips with Hollywood celebrities and pop-music icons.

These words in this order are unique to that gig – Lee's off-the-cuff gags about Glaswegian sectarianism are duly transcribed, while an unscripted dialogue with an audience member is rendered exchange for pedantic exchange.

That happens in off-the-cuff remarks.

Mr. O'Neal's off-the-cuff advice, too, is unconventional.

She calls this style of off-the-cuff organizing "adhocracy".

Warner gave the best off-the-cuff copy.