Sentence examples for spontaneously spoke from inspiring English sources

"What shocked me," Leghtas said, "was how many people spontaneously spoke to us [about the violence they had endured], and we spoke to many people".

Participants were not explicitly asked about their experiences of living with dizziness, yet most participants spontaneously spoke about this during the interview.

What happened spontaneously speaks to a larger theme in Catholicism.

Do teenagers genuinely, spontaneously, speak like this? Do they, in real life, imitate parodies of their language on sketch shows?

But when the judges are giving you points for not spontaneously speaking in tongues - it is, again, hard to believe we are even serious about this election.

I think the dialogue she writes is very realistic, as I watch it's as though the words she has written are being spontaneously spoken.

(55) The others did not spontaneously speak of HT and when specifically asked, their attitude was mostly negative.

They can spontaneously speak a former Hokien Chinese dialect in a falsetto voice although most are ordinary Thai Buddhists and cannot normally speak Hokien.

The chaplain uses the standardized set of questions only if the patient does not spontaneously speak about each one of the defined spiritual needs and, at the end of the interview, checks that all five different spiritual needs have been investigated.

He was extubated three days after intubation at which time his eyes opened spontaneously, he was speaking spontaneously and obeying commands, and was returned to the ward.

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