Francis Bacon, represented by a powerful 1965 image of a rider falling from a horse against a stark background, applied brushstrokes to canvas furiously, delighting in unpremeditated effects.
Its American episodes had, however, been unpremeditated (he suddenly decided to boost the disappointing sales by some America-baiting and to revenge himself against insults and injuries from the American press).
Maxwell Davies's String Quartet No 3 is what he has termed "an unpremeditated and spontaneous reaction to the illegal invasion of Iraq".
But the incident was unpremeditated & the record was reasonably clear--a sort of general impression that our Senators spend some of their time watching disorderly citizens get the bum's rush.
Both in his prepared story & in his unpremeditated responses MacDonald used language that was at curious odds with his person: he himself bristled with tense aliveness, but his language was dead, flat, soft, cliched.
There are those who insist that the only "righteous jazz," as they call it, is performed by bands of no more than six or seven men whose music is as spontaneous, unpremeditated, and unrehearsed as that of Shelley's skylark.
To Eriksson's surprise, the trial, which occurred in June , 1969 resulted in Rafe's second conviction, an inevitable finding, in view of the fact that Rafe pleaded guilty to the charge of unpremeditated murder.
Possibly because of his coöperative attitude at the trials, Rafe was given the lightest term — eight years, for the crimes of rape and unpremeditated murder.
Without a long list of revisions to attend to, it was refreshing to sit with a blank slate and go with a bunch of unpremeditated threads.
It worked, but it seems to have been completely unpremeditated.
Of course I'd seen them, his customers, walking past the diner and thrift shop and firehouse clutching their oil-stained kraft-paper sacks — dishevelled and outdoorsy, these people, healthy-looking in an unpremeditated way, their skin unblemished and tanned and their muscles toned.
