Sentence examples for spontaneously talk from inspiring English sources
On the other hand some participants report how patients spontaneously talk about their limited life expectancy.
Similarly, men did not spontaneously talk about not enjoying anally penetrating a woman, only mentioning it after direct questions, supporting other works describing an onus on men to articulate only a positive view of sex.
The theory also stresses that the relationship between parents and professionals is so acquiescent that parents spontaneously talk about their mistakes and problems in everyday life with the professional, which all parents in the study feel comfortable with especially after discharge (shared doctoring).
(Interview #11) Of the 25 participants in this study, 23 spontaneously talked about holding their baby.
However, each group spontaneously talked about gut feelings shortly after the group discussions started.
The third interviewee spontaneously talked about crying, describing it as something bright and relieving.
The majority of participants (24/40, 60%) across all three countries spontaneously talked about fatigue/tiredness making it difficult to do the things that they want or need to do; one further individual talked about this when probed.
The moderator opened each focus group interview with an introduction and a round-robin open question: "What are your experiences with genetics/genomics in primary care?" Further probing by the moderator was rarely required, since each group spontaneously talked about genetics education needs and the role of genetics in primary care.
Even so the two informants spontaneously talked about the basic idea in this tool [ 31]: "It (the Online Patient Book©) has especially impressed me very much…It is really good, if you just have some questions or something you just have a little doubt about.
Sometimes they saw an appealing child on the street and stopped spontaneously to talk.
In the present study, the majority of women spontaneously initiated talk about their own impending death during interviews.
