Sentence examples for the same spontaneous from inspiring English sources

The empathy between McLaughlin and Davis gets so close that they sometimes hit exactly the same spontaneous rhythm-pattern simultaneously.

"One never has the same spontaneous complicité with somebody who does not speak the same language," he concedes.

But as awareness grew that jazz's many facets were all directed towards the same spontaneous music-making, Hamilton's sheer class and musicality came to be more widely appreciated.

This is unfair to jazz's most creative vocalists, because the best ones have possessed the same spontaneous ingenuity, technical skill and inventiveness that instrumentalists exhibit – most notably Louis Armstrong, whose trumpet playing and inimitable singing were almost indistinguishable in phrasing.

(Note that in Book 23 Xunzi insists that sages have the same xing as other people, which implies that they do have the same spontaneous desires as others).

It is worth noting that this is the same spontaneous entrepreneurial spirit in the Chinese people – exercised in tens of thousands of towns – that drove Chinese growth in the first ten years of reform (1979-1989).

Robert Rauschenberg did it by repeating the same spontaneous-looking strokes on twin canvases, "Factum I" and "Factum II" (1957).

A χ 2 test is applied to check whether these rates vary according to binomial variation under the hypothesis of the same true spontaneous rate for all experiments.

Plots of wave velocities versus the inverse of the temperature yielded apparent activation energies that were the same for spontaneous (13.2 ± 0.3 kcal/mol) and oxytocin-induced (14.3 ± 1.6 kcal/mol) waves.

Given that (1) the stomach prolapsed out of the body at the time of the thoracotomy; (2) at the same timing, spontaneous circulation returned; and (3) the descending aorta and heart did not collapse, we hypothesized that the main cause of the initial cardiac arrest was tension gastrothorax.

It was patient and creative, extremely well organised, and, at the same time, spontaneous and flexible.