Sentence examples for spontaneous statements from inspiring English sources
According to testimony by an Army investigator, David Maier, after the attack, "Sergeant Akbar had made spontaneous statements related to the incident stating that he had done this act because we American soldiers were going to kill and rape Muslims".
As they detained Rivers, "she began to make spontaneous statements about her involvement in the murders," Jimenez wrote.
Prior to coding, irrelevant interview passages (spontaneous statements that do not concern the research question) were removed.
It should be noted that the statements elicited by the cues (PROMIS domains) were far richer in content than the spontaneous statements, providing us with a lot of information on the patients' perspectives on these different domains of HRQoL.
Coping with COPD emerged as the second most important theme from the spontaneous statements, while the remaining four PROMIS domains pertained to social health (instrumental support, ability to participate in social roles and activities, companionship, and emotional support) [ 40].
Physical health emerged as the most important theme from the spontaneous statements that patients made when asked about HRQoL in relation to COPD, while two of the six most frequently chosen PROMIS domains (fatigue and physical functioning) pertain to the overarching domain of physical health [ 40].
"That was a spontaneous statement as a daughter," she said.
A police officer accompanying Michael in the ambulance reported that, "during transport, Allen made a spontaneous statement that he was robbing a man when he got shot".
They should only be taken for what they are, namely spontaneous "opening statements" in a clinical pastoral setting.
This cannot be refuted, but on the other hand it must be emphasized that in this study the non-users all made spontaneous, clear statements about their reason not to use the NN – they had another better help before the NN contacted them.
The instructions deliberately contained no definition of either "ethics" or "considerations" as the idea was to enable the participants to feel free in relation to these concepts, in order to obtain spontaneous, freely provided statements.
