(1) Quite unprompted, he offered to help.

(2) Quite unprompted, Sam started telling us exactly what had happened that night.

(3) All four heads took the unprompted view that there was a desperate need for professional library staff in secondary schools.

(4) Such musings are not, of course, unprompted.

(5) Large companies rarely trust in a judge's unprompted decision.

(6) It's no coincidence that people have, unprompted, "pulled" those sins since the dawn of humanity.

(7) This group was a fast-track class; unprompted enthusiasm would be unseemly.

(8) POP would then select from this list of unprompted nominees the most frequently cited names for the next stage survey.

(9) From this list of unprompted names, POP would then find out the list of most popular Under Secretaries and Political Assistants.

(10) Abby, unprompted, loved to draw from an early age, and like everyone else, she started with stick figures.

(11) Jim was remarkably charming this evening - he even said, unprompted, how nice Margot looked in her dress.

(12) Though men are more likely to approach a woman and deliver a dubious line, they rarely do so unprompted.

(13) With the development of society, recreational activities have been becoming an unprompted need of the modern people and almost the inevitable demand.

(14) The Soft Part allows the shopping center to organize performance, unprompted or prompted. Diverse cultural activities would attract more people and then prompt commercial business.

(15) Early Chinese films, take singing films as its example, had been built under the circumstance where Hollywood films holding the market. So it firstly is a kind of unprompted commercial rival-ship.

(16) The logic whereby law can be believed in is none too inevitable to exist, while the western faith in law is unprompted to be born in particular history conditions.

(17) You're a cause for celebration on Monday and Tuesday. Everyone's paying you compliments, giving you unprompted hugs and sighing about how you'd be perfect for dating their relatives.

(18) What we see ultimately is that the placebo isn't really necessary and that the mind can carry out its difficult and wondrous missions unprompted by little pills.