Przykłady spasmodic

• The perceived lack of political push from the centre resulted in spasmodic and unstructured attempts to introduce screening programmes locally.

• The history of the creative manipulation of words in the last hundred years is, in common with other areas of sound art, disparate and spasmodic.

• Observations carried on month after month at one spot are of more value than spasmodic research in diverse districts.

• Some could be described as being extremely active while others exercised on a more spasmodic basis.

• However, in the 1990s, such studies were spasmodic and rare.

• These disorders are distinguishable from tics in that they consist of voluntary movements and are not spasmodic.

• They accompany overall tensing of the limbs, clenching the fists, or other spasmodic movements.

• Two large males engaged in spasmodic fighting over the female, while the others sparred among themselves.

• Copeau and his disciples were to react strongly against that 'spasmodic and ridiculous expression of the human face' in a number of ways.

• On the other hand, mimicking the rhythmical breath and the spasmodic rising and falling of the chest that accompanies weeping can be utterly convincing, if well done.

• It is also spasmodic work.

• The style of his delivery could be characterised as a series of spasmodic surges featuring tonguetwisting phonetic associations that (without rehearsal) were difficult to maintain for prolonged intervals.

• Government influence was also very strong, if somewhat spasmodic and erratic.

• Gifford says that the oath was not administered consistently, and was enforced only as the result of specific, though spasmodic, directives from central government to the judges.

• These, however, have been spasmodic; and they have been carried out, in the main, by persons who obtained planning permission to carry out the development.