Sentence examples for spontaneously create from inspiring English sources

Our minds love stories: when we experience something, we tend to spontaneously create a narrative that makes sense of it.

The Elohim -- as the aliens call themselves -- may have the means to spontaneously create life forms or master interstellar travel, but presumably lack entry visas for most countries.

Anyone who has seen the television show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" knows the drill: a troupe of comedians spontaneously create skits based on audience suggestions.

As such, clappers represent another attempt to impose corporately sanctioned atmosphere from above rather than trusting supporters to spontaneously create it themselves.

And what about the many low-functioning individuals on the autism spectrum who lack special savant gifts and don't spontaneously create moral codes?

What emerges accursed is the very idea of nature, of the idea that, left to their own inclinations and stripped of the trappings of the wider social order, the young people of the new generation will somehow spontaneously create a higher, gentler, more loving grassroots order.

"Science predicts that many different kinds of universe will be spontaneously created out of nothing.

Contrary to public opinion, good poetry seems to be constructed, rather than spontaneously created.

"Every tasting menu, especially in the early days, was spontaneously created that morning".

"Science predicts that many different kinds of universe will be spontaneously created out of nothing," he told the Guardian.

Few bravehearts have attempted to replicate organically a James Brown recording as he and his musicians spontaneously created them.