spontaneously

Not a day goes by without my thinking what I had to give up so spontaneously.

It seemed to have happened spontaneously and of its own free will.

We just spontaneously come up with the name one fine day.

"And that kind of thing could be going on spontaneously all the time?"

There will be times when this has happened to you spontaneously.

"His playing seemed to make the music spring spontaneously to life."

As a result, 2,000 workers spontaneously walked off the job.

But the government gave him no opportunity to speak spontaneously today.

Doing this will help your voice spring more spontaneously into action.

They talked, easily at first, then a little less spontaneously.

When news just happened spontaneously you were not involved, except to report it.

It would be wonderful if his father could also take part spontaneously.

Other patients spontaneously tell doctors more than they ever want to know.

Yet how naturally and spontaneously they had come from me!

He never does anything spontaneously; everything has to be planned ahead of time.

When I opened my mouth to speak, the words came spontaneously and from the heart.

Abortion can happen spontaneously, because there is a problem with the baby or the mother.

The celebration of this day began spontaneously among students and others from early on.

They would come in spontaneously; there was no survey work being done.

He said things no one else would, but spontaneously, not just to be shocking.

The words came out of him spontaneously, and quite sincerely.

We would have dinner with neighbors and their kids spontaneously.

That is why she was able to make this bet so spontaneously.

In other words, the swap will spontaneously happen all the time.

Several other voices in the audience spontaneously said the same thing.