Sentence examples for spontaneous comments from inspiring English sources

He is a man of spontaneity, but his spontaneous comments on women have sometimes been cringe-inducing.

In Italian legal proceedings, defendants are allowed to make spontaneous comments, and Ms. True's remarks came in response to testimony by Daniela Rizzo, an archaeologist and prosecution witness.

The management of guarded interviews, spontaneous comments and leaked snippets from the autobiography, published in France by Grasset, has been better scripted than most of her films.

Yet for the cardinal, mulling over the many sides of a question was not incompatible with making spontaneous comments and on-the-spot decisions, so that it sometimes appeared as though a fine balance could be tipped by the latest opinion, a chance encounter or a sudden inspiration.

Joel Johnson, a spokesman for the Asbestos Study Group, a coalition of big companies that supports the legislation, said that in his time as a Senate staff member, he had rarely seen senators make so many spontaneous comments and proposals in a committee hearing.

A commander had been briefing his soldiers on how best to reacclimate to society after the end of a tour, and at the end of the presentation, he turned the mike over to Rollins, asking him to make some spontaneous comments.

Richard Jackson, editor of 5 Live Breakfast, said it was a "light-hearted spontaneous comment and... should not be construed as a serious recommendation to buy a particular record".

Perhaps he's reflected on his gifts for spontaneous comment since he told donors that Obama had won the votes of college-age women by offering them free contraceptives.

The research aims were to identify the main issues which doctors raised in spontaneous comment and to report representative comments which illustrated the issues raised.

Apart from these three issues, comments from the respondents were never solicited, but the interviewer was instructed to welcome any spontaneous comment.

No respondent made a spontaneous comment on the public or private character of the provider for this question, except in Felton.