1, There is a lack of spontaneity in her performance.

2, His enthusiasm was somewhat lacking in spontaneity, I thought.

3, The script has a refreshing spontaneity and sparkle.

4, He had the spontaneity of a child.

5, Spontaneity and whim are the order of the day.

6, Here the prospect of building an ethic on spontaneity and awareness brings about an unexpected shift of the burden of proof.

7, Her verbal spontaneity ruffled far too many feathers even if it attracted admiration from thousands of radicals and feminists.

8, Painters and sculptors began looking for inspiration in spontaneity and primitive feeling rather than in the lecture halls of traditional learning.

9, The spontaneity of the dancers ebbed away and they seemed almost shamefaced that their behaviour had been witnessed by their employers.

10, What is perhaps missing is that element of spontaneity which serves to project Haydn's originality in a more vivid manner.

11, You curb your spontaneity in an effort to behave in an acceptable fashion.

12, In this way the autonomy and spontaneity of the individual subject that had been the original goal of enlightenment might be retrieved.

13, The loss of spontaneity and initiative may be accompanied by personality changes, anxiety and restlessness,() particularly around tea time.

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

15, The romantic spontaneity and courage are gone.

16, The ersatz spontaneity of "Sunday Love" sounds especially hollow.

17, Characteristics: spontaneity; short trip and long intervals between trips.

18, The very spontaneity of his gestures precluded him from managing his own achievements.

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20, On the crucial night, any spontaneity on his part could cause trouble.

21, Folk, the spontaneity, the mass character highlight many are the stodger.

22, Religions classically struggle with this same divided consciousness about order and chaos, balance and exuberance, propriety and spontaneity.

23, I expect Jasper got discouraged by a lack of spontaneity.

24, What makes the Eleven Cities Tour extraordinary among sporting events is its genuine spontaneity.

25, In it we know ourselves to be rational agents detached from spontaneity, judging on objective grounds what will serve our ends.

26, Others thought that the Anglican Book of Common Prayer restricted spontaneity in worship by prescribing certain set prayers.

27, Widely respected as one of the founding fathers of photojournalism and a pioneer in the art of photography, his pictures are admired for their spontaneity and mastery of form.

28, As an adult there was not the same type of spontaneity and community atmosphere, so play often had to be self-generated and I'm sure that happens to many people.

29, Researchers have propounded the main target of rice apomixis . It is dominant and simplicity, specificity and spontaneity, facultative and lethal, polyploidy and hybridity.

30, Objectives To explore a simple and effective means to treat spontaneity pneumothorax.

1, His enthusiasm was somewhat lacking in spontaneity, I thought.

31, It is found that under natural conditions, language input is characteristic of spontaneity and comprehensibility and it does not follow the natural developmental order.

32, The primitive conventional right, as the original form of fight, is trotted in naturality and sociality, in egality and distinction, and in spontaneity and must.

33, While spontaneity is fun – who doesn't love an impromptu mojito night? – the more time you give people to RSVP and for you to prepare the house, the more relaxed you'll be on the day of the party.

33, try its best to gather and make good sentences.

34, Spontaneity and fun are absent, as far as the visitor can tell.

35, Musicality always comes off as spontaneity, and he was loved, early on, for that quality.

36, Spontaneity is more than ever the hallmark of good speaking.

37, This was evident in the way the crowds behaved: the emphatic unity of the people, their creative self-organisation and improvised forms of protest, the unique mixture of spontaneity and discipline.

38, A form contract word and the other overwhelming majority legal concept China soil's thing of spontaneity, it is equally by no means "the imported product".

39, Unconsciousness has the characteristics of spontaneity, ambiguity, illogicality and stability.

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41, You have a high energy a thirst for adventure and spontaneity.

42, He offered hope spontaneity in a country in a drowning in its own passivity.

43, Bornakk: So you'll still have the randomness and spontaneity of it.

44, For other, the joy of a trip is its spontaneity.

45, Most anarchist assassinations were bungled because of haste or spontaneity, in his view.

46, The spontaneity music has excludes it as a luxury item a patrimony of society.

47, It is the distribution of energy that determines the direction of spontaneity.

48, The primitive conventional right, as the original form of right, is united in naturality and sociality , in egality and distinction, and in spontaneity and must.

49, Maoism not only strayed from Marxism in turning to the countryside but was also profoundly non-Leninist in celebrating the spontaneity of peasant revolt.

50, But sexual attraction is based on spontaneity, unpredictability and, to Obama point, a little mystery.

51, The spontaneity , self-determination and liberty of news blog make it impossible to replace mass media.

52, Regretting the lack of spontaneity and real sensuousness in other contemporary poets, he deplores in Tennyson.

53, The spontaneity of law of value not because of socioeconomic system differ and change.

54, Meanwhile, system is just designed according to human reasoning and various systems all resulting from human's spontaneity, consciousness and practice.

55, The carefully staged black-and-white Steichen pictures that delighted prewar readers of Vogue mostly gave way to color and spontaneity.