Sentence examples for In the immediacy from inspiring English sources

In the immediacy of fighting side by side with Afghans, and often tested by Taliban fighters, he found his Afghan colleagues committed and brave.

In the immediacy of an outbreak, this was unfeasible and would have been unethical.

"They were very much more interested in the immediacy of the mobile experience," says Mr. Lasky, who has funded several online games companies.

This year marks the centenary of Holiday's birth, yet a sense of racial injustice still comes through in the immediacy and urgency of her voice.

Somehow in the immediacy of the economic crisis, New Labour's strong message on public service reform, on devolution and on climate change has got lost in the fog.

At that moment, her nostalgia seems abruptly to clear and she becomes caught up in the immediacy of an authentic encounter with nature.

These young artists are participating in many discussions -- about art, social issues, popular culture, gender -- and they are as interested in the unfolding span of art history as in the immediacies of agitprop.

And in the case of North Korea, as in Iraq, the immediacy of the threat depends on whose analysis seems most compelling.

25 Feeling isolated or alone during this decision-making process is the criterion in choosing the immediacy of an ambulance response in this analysis.

In fact, the immediacy and openness of social media has lit a fire in the ball scene internationally, harkening back to the spirit Madonna sang about 25 years ago.

He chose instead to home in on the immediacy of the Giants' situation.