| Such songs were spontaneously extemporized by a rabbi or one of his disciples, the entire group of men then repeating the song in unison. |
| Each poetic disposition has the feel of something extemporized and meant to sound inspired, credited, validated by the author. |
| It's truly a marvel of extemporized, non-verbal comedy. |
| Balancing officialdom with extemporized mass communication, however, poses challenges. |
| When Abraham realized all, the furrows of fifty years were extemporized on his young face. |
| The geometry is only apparent: I extemporized a lot, also in order to surprise the reader with chance connections. |
