(1) She rambled into unscripted anecdotes, and there were tons of references to American icons and Hollywood chums I'd never heard of, but a true trouper captivates no matter what.

(2) So they got some of the changes that they were scripting or alternatively, spontaneous changes that were unscripted which was interesting.

(3) This part feels totally unscripted as the young cadets self-consciously address the cameras, with commentary from their moms occasionally thrown in.

(4) A single maladroit quip or an unscripted dramatic moment on the campaign trail could spell the difference between victory and defeat.

(5) But his unscripted comments would prove a major eye-opener.

(6) The point of weblogs is their off-the-cuff nature, their unscripted , up-to-the-minute commentary.

(7) They value debates because they are - at least in their ideal form - spontaneous, unscripted and honest.

(8) Trevino's the only golfer to rebound from back surgery to win big, and his humor is spontaneously unscripted .

(9) This one really is an experiment folks - live and unscripted .

(10) They say football is unscripted drama and this match certainly hasn't followed the script tonight.

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(12) These submerged accounts locate a broader horizon of possibilities, and remind people that there are other histories to write and unscripted stories to tell.

(13) One, this was an unscripted moment in a very scripted convention.

(14) It was the first unscripted answer in the most carefully scripted nomination in history.

(15) On a surface read, what appears to be unscripted , spontaneous, and endlessly eventful is not.

(16) Lindsey can roll his eyes when asked about O'Neill's latest unscripted remark.

(17) Everyone has something touching or amusing to say, but the movie maintains a feeling of being entirely natural and unscripted .

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(19) So tough has it become that some leading politicians simply refuse to participate because they know the risks of live, unscripted comment from dissatisfied members of the public.

(20) When a singing contest is described as a reality show it is because its progression is unscripted or at any rate, not entirely scripted.