Sentence examples for talk spontaneously from inspiring English sources

Palm said Bluetooth was ideal for hand-held devices because of its low power consumption and its flexibility to allow devices to talk spontaneously.

They talk spontaneously (if not always wisely), filling in silences that would be too painful and scary if allowed to linger.

The other session I may ask them to talk spontaneously or they might have been prepared for a speech.

They won't be aware that you've done so, but later on they'll start to talk spontaneously about the ideas you've gestured about earlier.

A purposive sample of 19 high utilising primary care patients for whom at least 50% (69.6% in this sample) of visits for two years could not be explained medically, were encouraged to talk spontaneously about themselves and answer semi-structured questions.

As a result, 19 participants (over half of the sample) talked spontaneously about Internet and computer use and its importance to their postmigration lives.

The pope was so moved, he put aside his prepared speech and talked spontaneously of the suffering he was seeing, suffering that "weakens" and "robs you of hope," he said.

His academic history becomes evident in the way he talks, spontaneously flinging himself into a brief overview of neoliberalism in the middle of a conversation about pleasure in art.

For example, after the first two participants talked spontaneously about childhood distress and abuse, she asked about those topics in the remaining interviews.

Privatization in Felton is recent and controversial (Squires 2008); many of our interviewees talked spontaneously about privatization and had strong opinions about it.

The things they talk about spontaneously are a book, a film, a favourite actor, a rock band, a football team, a beautiful country town visited on holiday or, most enduring of all, a period spent studying at a British school or university.