His technique is powerful and honed to a razor-like edge, but even more impressive is the rare spontaneity and vitality in his playing. |
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My impression is that she also contains elements of conformity and conventionality as well as elements of spontaneity, independence and daring. |
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There is a spontaneity, a wonderful painterly quality that bridges several techniques and makes them unlike other mediums. |
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The crafty machinations of the camera yield the spontaneity of the snapshot. |
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The film allows the director ample space for his visual imagination to freewheel with dazzling spontaneity and inventiveness. |
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They bring freshness, immediacy, and spontaneity to Wilde's faintly arthritic society drama, which opened 110 years ago. |
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A design should be reasonably simple as over-crowded features or overprecise arrangement of objects may lose spontaneity and dilute focus. |
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The Futurists, the Surrealists, the abstract expressionists, all sought their passionate rhapsodies, of mechanization, or libido, or spontaneity. |
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Instead of naturalness and spontaneity we have had thirty odd years of media manipulation. |
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Almost paradoxically, the rule-bound sonnet form was seen as enabling sincerity and spontaneity. |
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He disdained the illusion of spontaneity and other tricks to wow groundlings. |
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I really feel that I'm on your wavelength when you talk about the film being an experiment in spontaneity. |
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With one exception, they are spoken texts and so have the spontaneity and naturalness that make for pleasurable reading. |
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For an eclectic look convey an anything-goes spontaneity with pillows that are coordinated but not matchy-matchy. |
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How I long for the spontaneity of those social witticisms or emotionally charged exchanges. |
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Essential then to Hyde's approach is spontaneity, change, open-endedness, and fragmentation. |
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Almost without noticing it, we lose touch with that spontaneity that is our natural inheritance. |
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The serial presentation enhanced the illusion of spontaneity and improvisation. |
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If you were doing a light-hearted story about the lot of a property steward, and wanted to convey a bit of spontaneity, forget it. |
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For some it is the shock, for some it is spontaneity in a gentle and mild way. |
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I really enjoy the spontaneity of live audio, especially as a collaboration. |
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Too much routine can be mind-numbing, just as too much spontaneity can be disorientating. |
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He is a conductor of bold gestures, not averse to sacrificing spontaneity for micromanagement of detail. |
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Nothing is excluded, which aids in recreating a feeling of spontaneity and momentariness. |
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Some may feel that they lack spontaneity and creativity and thus perceive them as boring and uninspiring. |
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The spontaneity here is the important thing, and I think it can have a mutative influence upon the course of analysis. |
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On the other hand, boys and girls and young men and women are clearly disenchanted with a system that frowns upon spontaneity. |
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His poetry expresses a discontent with orderly lives and humdrum routine, praising spontaneity and emotion. |
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This planned spontaneity might sound like a paradox, but I usually find that chaotic and purposeless free time is not worth a great deal. |
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The performance pursues those blissful musical moments that only spontaneity and improvisation provide. |
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The movement that has always been best at spontaneity is going to have to become better at synthesis. |
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While there is appeal in the spontaneity and serendipity of these events, they do not amount to community. |
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Linear simplicity, naive spontaneity, subtlety of tones and interesting techniques mark his abstracts. |
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Meanwhile the autonomists avoid developing any political or social vision in deference to the spontaneity of the movement. |
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When we look at your paintings, the latest ones at least, there's a sense of rapidness, of spontaneity. |
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Simply put, it's more than acting with inputs like good command over language, spontaneity, imagination, skills to improvise there and then. |
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Was it a question of lost spontaneity, or was it a matter of simply not feeling everything connect like it could? |
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Haiku is contemplative poetry and is characterised by spontaneity and lightness. |
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The show lacks spontaneity and has become unfunny, over-blown and full of its own self-importance. |
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For those who already have a handle on a language but speak hesitantly due to lack of confidence or spontaneity. |
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Their dialogue retains a genuine spontaneity and all the action has a fresh and dynamic element of unexpectedness. |
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If you like spontaneity and seem artistic, you're right-brain dominant. |
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Letting a relaxed diaphragm rhyme the course of life palpitating in you, the sine qua non condition for spontaneity. |
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In Pride, he is beautifully played by Ben Schnetzer with spontaneity, sweetness and swagger – a heartbreaker. |
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Later, when society distorts our wants and makes it harder for us to care, the deliberateness of ethical caring supplements the spontaneity of natural caring. |
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But it's also draggy and slow, the product of toil and perfectionism over spontaneity and enthusiasm that seems to insinuate more than it actually says. |
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But they were frivolous, fun, and most of all, they added a little spontaneity to an otherwise humdrum existence. |
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The only way to cultivate this sense of spontaneity is to be stingy with one's gratefulness. |
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Gardeners know that such acts of spontaneity must be acted upon before you lose your nerve and dig out the feeble wrong-time-of-year excuse. |
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If you think about it for a moment, a written question would have the effect of generating spontaneity in the supplementaries. |
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The images I create are choreographed, but I allow room for spontaneity, or the gesticulative nature of each individual like an actor within a scene. |
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They are generally easy to use and do not interfere with the spontaneity of intimate relations. |
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The film's charm is the feeling of spontaneity and randomness. |
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Their forgeries are stiff, exaggeratedly uniform, and lacking in the fluency and spontaneity of genuine autographs. |
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Though let's hope she can reveal some spontaneity beneath the superwoman façade: a singalong rendition of Wellybootylicious, perhaps? |
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Intuition and meticulousness, spontaneity and conscientiousness come into encounter and complement each other perfectly. |
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We were inspired by Brendan after seeing his fearless act of spontaneity and applaud his efforts with the LGBTQ community. |
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It is characterized by the concreteness, spontaneity, love of paradox, and aversion to theory of Taoism. |
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That is why I insisted on keeping the spontaneity of the initial sketches, and to distance myself as much as possible from any aestheticism. |
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Above it all, the melody starts to soar and pulsate with a highly affecting spontaneity. |
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As Steven Poole has pointed out, if you push spontaneity to its logical limits you end up with a sociopath. |
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A fine piano entices musicians to perform with spontaneity and passion, yet such unbridled expressiveness may not always be appropriate. |
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The narratives are accessible, whether meditating on the spontaneity with which he writes or on the sudden death of his sister. |
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I enjoyed the contact with young people and the spontaneity of their questions. |
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God, it is the energy of God, the love of God, the beauty of God, the spontaneity of God. |
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I think it is significant that half a century later I still find it a work of amazing freshness and spontaneity. |
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The dilemma for the religious organization is that, like any organization, it needs to bring some sort of order to the chaos of spontaneity. |
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I love surprises and spontaneity, to be inside the creation as far as possible, also it is rare that I do any preparatory work or set the scene. |
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These four and additional related searching questions are discussed herein with comments about spontaneity. |
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On the contrary, he seeks photographic opportunities to express the closeness and spontaneity of his family. |
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My work comes from the earth using wooden tools to bring about an air of spontaneity. |
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You do that not through content but through style: humour, spontaneity, personal messages. |
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At the same time, freedom from the photographic studio encouraged spontaneity and experimentation. |
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It allowed us to put the past behind us and work with a real spontaneity again. |
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It is hardly conducive to spontaneity, but could save a wasted trip. |
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This obviously saves time and adds spontaneity to social intercourse. |
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She thinks the spontaneity of hitching up your van on a Friday night and setting off into the wild blue yonder is part of carvanning's new appeal. |
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Van Gogh's work represents the emotional spontaneity in painting. |
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It is a highly formalized means for expression and communication, requiring a balance between control and spontaneity in the creation of letterforms. |
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One gets the feeling that Mitchum misses not only the spontaneity but the fun his generation had. |
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There was an endearingness to the spontaneity of it all, but also a palpable stress accompanying the frenzy. |
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Ibrahim vaulted to the forefront of a movement generated in large part by social media, which thrives on emotion and spontaneity. |
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Diana could not spend a day without calculating how she was going to get through it and never lived with any spontaneity. |
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An unlearned spontaneity breathes life into the best pieces here. |
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This is a sect comprised of socially disenfranchised individuals who emphasize spontaneity, lay leadership, and authentic religious experience in worship. |
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The show works best when it gives the illusion of spontaneity, but there is the occasional awkward, stilted conversation that is obviously neither natural nor scripted. |
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The image-makers who have created the modern political convention instinctively hate spontaneity, conflict and any other human element that they cannot control. |
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Thus a special tribute would be paid to all the Member States and individuals for the spontaneity with which they responded to the Headquarters Committee's appeal. |
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Family lives are generally messy, multi-layered, and require spontaneity. |
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It has authorized him to confidently pursue his own fickle and wayward inclinations, permitting him to indulge his habitual tendency to a passionate spontaneity of taste without worrying about tensions or lack of unity. |
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What we lose in security, we gain in spontaneity and adaptability. |
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Journalists had hoped that the pontiff would bring some of his apparent spontaneity to a meeting with them on Saturday, but were disappointed to learn that the audience would involve no opportunity to ask questions. |
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Our challenge today is to recreate the verve and spontaneity beyond the arithmetic aspect of the notation, which indicates neither the inflections of sound nor the agogic liberties to be taken. |
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Instead, he enthusiastically supported revolutionary syndicalism, a movement with anarchistic leanings that stressed the spontaneity of the class struggle. |
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Yet something of nature's joyfulness and spontaneity is retained. |
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Above all, it means the channel has come into its own and wagered that spontaneity and fresh ideas would seduce a viewing audience jaded by a lack of edginess and innovation in French broadcasting. |
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He was in the final two but narrowly lost at Wealden in March 2000, a loss ascribed by Samantha Cameron to his lack of spontaneity when speaking. |
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In jazzier compositions you longed for an improviser's spontaneity and development rather than a decorousness better suited to a fern-throttled piano bar. |
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According to Aristotle, spontaneity and chance are causes of some things, distinguishable from other types of cause. |
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The almost constant changes of time signature are used not for creating a hobbling, vaguely modern amalgam, but for reflecting, with considerable spontaneity, the complexity and generosity of the vital spark. |
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Similarly, the careful approach of these investors, with their application of the principle of due diligence, means that spontaneity is not a part of the risk equation, as one might have first imagined. |
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When you will have found back this doing without doing, this spontaneity, this consciousness hishiryo, still being human, you will be as perfect that the divine creation at its first day. |
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The glorious Angsana trees have crowns with golden flowers, and they're a representation of the spontaneity of life, of feeling every moment, and enjoying the passage of time. |
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And from there, springs out what we call the energetic spontaneity. |
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Deeply intuitive, she worked quickly because she knew that the best photographs were those in which she was able to capture the initial spontaneity of her subject. |
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The outer edges of her paintings were often left unfinished, allowing the canvas to show through and increasing the sense of spontaneity. |
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His image-making fits into an intentionally limited range, within which he bangs out angles with an expressive spontaneity akin to that of Nicholas Ray. |
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Philippe Pastor does not like to be pigeon-holed into a movement or trend, his style is born of a spontaneity which gives life to his feelings about what he is observing. |
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Ballroom dancing, with its regimentally choreographed routines, may seem a world away from the uninhibited spontaneity of krumping. |
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To the polyphonic science is added, paradoxically, the charm of spontaneity, as the work, during its execution, gives the impression of an improvisation along the ostinato bass lines of the tetrachord. |
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According to Doss, spontaneous memorials are, in actuality, highly orchestrated forms of public mourning whose spontaneity lies in their quick use as responses to unexpected tragedy. |
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Whereas Hopkins, preferring the spontaneity of a fresh take, liked to keep rehearsals to a minimum, Winger rehearsed continuously. |
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This transcendent image is the product of a communion of tightly bound form and formlessness, design and spontaneity. |
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Unfortunately, what it was thought necessary to drill into shape were precisely what we now know to be the child's richest potentialities: his affectivity, his imagination, his spontaneity, his playfulness. |
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Lawrence felt all poems had to be personal sentiments, and that a sense of spontaneity was vital. |
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No real autonomy of expression, flexibility, or spontaneity. |
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The level of restrictions on the spontaneity of market processes and the level of political regulation over the economy are constantly increasing. |
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There, he was instructed in the proper use of perspective and in the handling of light and shade, and he employed these techniques with an ease and spontaneity well-suited to the principles of landscape painting. |
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Shows some spontaneity in language production, but fluency is very uneven. |
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Some of the issues Lawrence explores are sexuality, emotional health, vitality, spontaneity, and instinct. |
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One of the industry's most popular PC-based controllers for well over a decade, LightJockey 2 offers lighting designers greater flexibility, spontaneity and ease of use in a user-focused control package. |
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Spiritual growth is also an experience of being more human, a constant reaching out towards others, spontaneity of real life that ends up to be a bond of communion and family. |
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Jesus' strategy and tactics were neither impulsive or compulsive, since his spontaneity was grounded in decisions made in the light of thorough reflection. |
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What I have to learn, Dian said, is to keep my spontaneity in check. |
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With great ease and spontaneity he answered questions put to him during which he stressed the point that he sees theology as a great and important dialogue with the sciences. |
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Irshads compositions depict a complex relationship between simplification, stylization, sensitivity and spontaneity. |
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When I record the first draft of a song, when I sing it for the first time, there's this freshness and spontaneity about it that I lose afterwards and never find again until I do it live in concert. |
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The song works both a cautionary tale of uptightness and celebration of spontaneity and quirkiness. |
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Such a decision is not made on the basis of chance, but rather on necessity and spontaneity, given the prior predetermined events leading up to the predicament. |
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Although she tends not to be a dance actor of spontaneity, she was suddenly vivid in her mime reply to Carabosse and her calm counterprophecy, judiciously timed. |
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The spontaneity and fluidity of the Protopalatial period later were transformed to a more stylized form of art with dissociation of naturalism in the Neopalatial period. |
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Lastly, we all recognize the Improvisor, whose spontaneity fails in the clutch, and there are the ensuing regrets for not taking more time to prepare. |
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Hume calls this form of decision making the liberty of spontaneity. |
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Juliet cuts her waistlong hair during a moment of spontaneity. |
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