How To Use Extemporaneously In A Sentence
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He makes it sound as if she gave her whole speech extemporaneously without a teleprompter — and totally ignores the fact that her speech was written on index cards that she had to consult frequently.
Think Progress » Fox News: Palin’s ‘Telepalmer’ Notes Were A Clever Plot To Call Attention To Obama’s Teleprompter
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I think that the problem is her inability to think on her feet, to speak extemporaneously about a subject she should know something about, and the blatant why she tried to 'slyly' look at the notes as though no one would notice and as though she were a junior high student.
Sarah Palin Uses 'Cheat Notes' At Teabagger Convention
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She arrived to an enthusiastic ovation and spoke, as she almost always does, quite extemporaneously.
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It's pretty common to make this sort of error when one says something extemporaneously; as I've said before, just read some transcripts some time.
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I also left wanting to speak extemporaneously in iambic pentameter, but that is Shagspeare's fault.
Macbeth
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However, maybe because my encounter in the subway station with the Hassid has sparked some deeper reflection about how one appears to others, or how one thinks one appears to others, I find myself extemporaneously philosophizing that even though we all know David in various ways, and although many of us are completely unaware of lots of aspects of David's life, we all know the same David.
Angela Himsel: Excuse Me, Are You...?
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What I meant by “flourishing” is the act of extemporaneously mixing other media besides verbal or written-text language in our communication.
Inkblurt · The Return of Imagery: Mixpression
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he spoke extemporaneously
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In most instances, we were shooting on the streets extemporaneously.
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It seems as though some authors meticulously outline everything, while others just write extemporaneously - working without a net.
Jamie Ford - An interview with author
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She arrived to an enthusiastic ovation and spoke, as she almost always does, quite extemporaneously.
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True brilliance is being able to communicate brilliantly extemporaneously, which is what Mark Steyn exhibits in this interview.
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While the guests were chowing down on their pear salads, he spoke extemporaneously about his process.
A Hamptons Party for the Literary Crowd
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Paul Keating, the former Australian treasure and prime minister, who might be the most talented leader profiled in the book, noted, I often do speeches, and mostly do them extemporaneously, because I like talking to people, not at them.
Brian Till: The Conversation to Lead
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Her talent for extemporaneously getting into character in front of a camera has been widely acclaimed.
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Neither could speak extemporaneously about any subject.
Think Progress » Fox News: Palin’s ‘Telepalmer’ Notes Were A Clever Plot To Call Attention To Obama’s Teleprompter
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At Digital Music Forum East, Mr Griffin announced that because of a felt-need to be precise he would read a prepared speech rather than speak extemporaneously as is his want.
Warner Music’s Choruss, revisited
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I think it is a mark of good judgment for a speaker to have a list of talking points at hand, so as not to omit any topic he/she intends to cover when speaking extemporaneously.
Palin's note pad.
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I'm going to pose to each of them a question to which they will respond extemporaneously - no PowerPoint presentations, no viewgraphs.
