spontaneity

In any case, they are not very big on spontaneity.

The spring and the spontaneity had gone out of him.

"They have a lot of heart to them and spontaneity," he said.

Among these were spontaneity and the ability to make friends easily.

They want to see spontaneity expressed in some sort of bad way.

On one side, you have the spontaneity of the sketch.

Such spontaneity was the seed of life for the company.

She seemed to be trying to breathe spontaneity into her line reading.

Yet it is their very spontaneity that makes them so valuable.

But it is because of this spontaneity that I call myself an intelligence.

But the spontaneity went out of her smile, and she looked blank.

I miss the spontaneity and the laughter of my old life.

"By the time I get back to it, the tone and the spontaneity will be lost."

Instead, Young always seemed most happy on the field, playing with youthful spontaneity.

"This is taking the spontaneity of the sale away from us," she said.

The whole fun at awards is to see the spontaneity of the people who win.

The trick, he said, is not to lose the spontaneity.

That way, it may be possible to read the poem as if with the spontaneity of a first reading.

It adds to the spontaneity of the musical experience, they say.

Further study would only affect the spontaneity of his delivery.

This is a highly controlled person, not given to spontaneity.

But with her spontaneity, variety and daring, she could also be one of a kind.

The rest of her program would not be planned because, she said, "spontaneity is the most fun."

All spontaneity was gone from his voice, and he seemed to answer questions in a rehearsed way.

The playing has a freedom and spontaneity sometimes lacking in his recent work.