spontaneousness

I cannot forgive you the want of accomplishments; and yet culture will instantly impair that chiefest beauty of spontaneousness.

But what is unusual and "just a humbling experience," Mrs. Kennedy said, was the speed and the spontaneousness of the patriotic expressions.

O'Donnell's outspokeness and spontaneousness sometimes led to her views being recirculated by other media outlets, often surprising The View co-hosts including O'Donnell.

She then presented the Ramadan competitions show Albarastii, which gained success due in part to the spontaneousness of the show and the use of Bahraini slang instead classical Arabic.

Hadamard described the experiences of the mathematicians/theoretical physicists Carl Friedrich Gauss, Hermann von Helmholtz, Henri Poincaré and others as viewing entire solutions with "sudden spontaneousness".

When you see on television some protest rally, I mean a spontaneous protest - people suddenly taking to the streets, brandishing fists, howling insults, waving posters - do you ever wonder who planned the spontaneousness of it all.