Sentence examples for In a flash understood from inspiring English sources

Supposedly the ancient Greek scholar Archimedes shouted it when he stepped into a bath and in a flash understood the solution to a previously intractable problem.

In a flash, Sarah understood two things: HR gatekeepers may be screening out Ph.D.s' applications before hiring managers get to see them, and at least some hiring managers are more receptive to the idea of hiring Ph.D.s.

In a flash, I understood how mobile devices take branding and marketing to a whole other level of business-consumer interaction.

Beneath the surface message ("choose"), the hidden message ("is lame") was meant for her: she would hear it and then, in a flash of insight, understand why the world rocked when she walked, why the hems of her dresses were cut on the diagonal, and why the lord chamberlain rushed to give her his arm each time she had to descend a staircase.

East End francs, I understood in a flash, by and large are on the wrong track.

This fundamental imperative of connectedness burst upon Americans with horrific force when we understood, in a flash of fire and ash, the suicidal hijackers' single-minded motive.

They articulate a clear, compelling reason to give that people can understand in a flash.

When we look from an anonymous oil sketch of a nude based on neo-classical models to Courbet's sacrilegious version of the same, we understand in a flash what revolution means.

And in a great flash she understood.

Words are abstractions from sentences, and a sentence is understood holistically "in a flash" (sphoṭa; Bhartṛhari's theory is called sphoṭa-vāda).

You understand that in a flash.