Sentence examples for spontaneously thought from inspiring English sources

He defined brainstorming as "a conference technique by which a group attempts to find a solution for a specific problem by amassing all the ideas spontaneously thought of by its members".

For example, a participant in the "beast" frame may not have spontaneously thought to address underlying problems in the economy or education.

When there are so many commercials about a toothpaste, for example, when you go to the supermarket you spontaneously think about it and buy it.

And unlike markerless AR, where users have to spontaneously think to use Facebook's Camera, the markers can act as promotional reminders that there's invisible content waiting to be unlocked.

It's just that they don't spontaneously think to offer something back to you, unless you ask them to do something.

The participants were then asked to write down as many risk factors for DRPs as they could spontaneously think of.

Some GPs believed that consultations for future illnesses may also be reduced: "If you don't treat a patient with antibiotics [after CRP testing] and the complaints resolve spontaneously, I think that patients will tend to wait and see and not consult the doctor again for the next similar illness episode.

This made Patterson laugh so spontaneously that I thought he could not be tense.

That discovery also proved bacteria doesn't simply appear spontaneously, as previously thought.

Sometimes he was really difficult, but I liked to fight back – not to challenge him, but spontaneously when I thought something was unfair.

We surrender thought spontaneously in moments of awe or shock.