Sentence examples for quite spontaneously from inspiring English sources

And then suddenly, quite spontaneously, everyone sighed together, "Aaahhhhhhhh".

They can, if you'll forgive the expression, be knocked up quite spontaneously.

"The idea for the show came about quite spontaneously," Tukmachev adds.

However, the strapline itself was born quite spontaneously when he and a colleague were chatting about the project over lunch.

KATHRYN STARBUCK: I wrote my first poem quite spontaneously when I was sixty, four years after George died.

One reason why he cast his wife in his films was Masina's magical "gift of evoking a kind of waking dream quite spontaneously, as if it were taking place quite outside her own consciousness".

Some of his applause lines did not land quite as spontaneously as usual, although the crowd enjoyed his swipe at "disgusting reporters".

Shortly, a wag in the crowd yelled: "Well stop clicking your fingers, then!" Alas, in the real world, no one is quite that spontaneously witty.

As enough of this material is produced, amyloid plaques form spontaneously and remain quite stable over time [ 39, 41].

These complexes have negative energies of interaction (Fig. 5B, CRAM-1 bars), implying that the constituents would interact spontaneously, and are quite stable with ΔG's of 400 530 kCal mole−1 below the sum of constituents evaluated separately (Fig. 5C, CRAM-1 bars).

And that came up spontaneously and it was quite fun.