“What was it about this evening that had her acting with a spontaneity that she hadn't dared in a long time?”

“Theatre lovers will insist that the spontaneity of the performance, the element of liveness that involves suddenness and unpredictability, outweighs these disadvantages.”

“Reflective consciousness is not, however, something to be avoided in favor of an impulsive spontaneity.”

“There is a spontaneousness about them we search for in vain in his work in oil and pastel.”

“They produced them with such spontaneousness, that all three could not help bursting into Homeric laughter.”

“We hear that voice again in the spontaneousness and versatility of his style.”

“And a well prepared formal speech, each part paced out carefully in advance, is a very different thing to the spontaneities of ordinary speech.”