Sentence examples for spoke spontaneously from inspiring English sources

Kerry said he spoke spontaneously with Ukrainians gathered there, who pleaded with him not to go back to life as it was under Yanukovych.

For the next five minutes he spoke spontaneously about his friendship with John Lennon: how they'd met, when and where, what they had enjoyed together, and what kind of a man he'd felt Lennon was.

Family carers spoke spontaneously and movingly about how they worked to maintain engagement with the person with dementia they were caring for, up until the end of life.

Although parents' evaluation of care in the NICU was not the aim of these interviews, all parents spoke spontaneously and at length on this topic.

Children spoke spontaneously, making their own plea for their rights to be respected, and echoed Haiti’s leader in asking the country to help put violence against children to an end.

He said that the pope had spoken "spontaneously".

A week later, Turner told me, "That's the downside of speaking spontaneously".

But the government gave him no opportunity to speak spontaneously today.

"It gives them the skills to speak spontaneously later on," he said.

The ceremony consisted mainly of readings and silence, with guests invited to speak spontaneously.

I always speak spontaneously, because I've found that it really is possible to think out loud.