Sentence examples for process an improvisatory from inspiring English sources

The process — an improvisatory, counterintuitive way of doing things — was always what mattered most to him.

The production has the ramshackle air of an improvisatory work that has been frozen several stages too early in the rehearsal process, resulting in lots of slack moments and unrewarding digressions.

She's also an improvisatory, drama-building bandleader.

They brought an improvisatory quality to the slow movement.

But delivering packages is an improvisatory, uncertain business that requires lots of tacit knowledge.

"Each person will know their part, but there is going to be an improvisatory feel".

It's an improvisatory approach for an improvisatory time, when chefs are finding all sorts of ways to eliminate overhead, streamline operations, edit out distractions and focus on the cooking, which is the beginning, end and point of it all.

The cathedral's organist, Timothy Brumfield, will lend an improvisatory hand in creating a suitable atmosphere for a trip through Hell.

That made for an improvisatory push and pull that made no two performances alike: volatile, messy and alive.

JAZZ is an improvisatory art, evanescent at its core, and films that capture its spirit can be difficult to find.

Ms. Bernstine's introductory spiel, like much of the play, has an improvisatory air, although it is entirely scripted.