Sentence examples for sort of spontaneous from inspiring English sources

But some sort of spontaneous recovery was already happening.

In Mr. Remmereit's case, it seems a sort of spontaneous combustion.

At this, the C.E.O.'s behind him don frozen smiles, exuding the sort of spontaneous enthusiasm often seen at North Korean pep rallies.

Here was a case worthy of Hollywood: three years was well past the point at which doctors would expect any sort of spontaneous recovery.

But the metaphor is only of limited use, since it implies the sort of spontaneous growth that eventually comes about at some time or other.

"Grass" is a movie of memory, with the café serving as a sort of spontaneous public confessional booth that customers fill with fragments of their past lives and the ongoing force of their traumas.

This sort of utterances is specific kind of spontaneous speech, where the speech rate of the translator is determined by the style of the speaker being translated.

Since Adam is completely innocent, this impulse seems, at first blush, rash and stupid, just the sort of irrational, spontaneous bad choice people in thrillers so often make, to seal their author-destined doom.

"It's sort of a spontaneous thing that either happens or doesn't happen," he said.

If you think this sort of immaculate, spontaneous order is a straw man, oh boy, just go to a Gary Johnson event and hear him questioned about whether it's OK for the state to issue drivers licenses and speeding tickets.

The sex thing is kind of spontaneous.