spontaneousness

IPA: spɑntˈeɪniʌsnʌs

Examples of "spontaneousness" in Sentences

Romantic in its spontaneousness, and it is funny, which is always a good way to please the ladies!
Compared with much of our American humor, it has a spontaneousness, and above all a lovable quality, that ours lacks.
Never, that is, until Christopher (in a rare bit of spontaneousness) suggested we take a little road trip to marry over there.
Craig, your rock-paper-scissors-date is a damn good idea, it is romantic in its spontaneousness, and it is funny too! perfecto!
I cannot forgive you the want of accomplishments; and yet culture will instantly impair that chiefest beauty of spontaneousness.
Along with this advance, however, there is a perceptible falling off in symmetry and completeness of design, and in what I would call spontaneousness of composition.
There is frequently a claim from the top, yes “endowed by their creator”, yet spontaneousness of human morality and order is another strong claim, especially in American conservatism.
The problem is, first of all, that such shows cost a lot, and second of all, that they don't have the spontaneousness and sense of pure fun interaction that the big hit sitcoms have: there's always a certain consciousness of the camera gimmickry, whereas with a sitcom you ought to be focused on the characters and the way they interact.