Sentence examples for More instantly from inspiring English sources

Maggie's centres have their "meaning" too – but of a more instantly graspable sort.

Yet political leadership has never been more exposed, more instantly or unfairly judged.

It's a gentle and entrancing tale, deeper and richer than more instantly gratifying fare.

She thinks young men today are influenced by pornography, which the Web has made more instantly and cheaply available.

Herman Cornejo is more instantly heart-catching as Pyotr, though Marcelo Gomes's interpretation is more pointfully accentuated and roguishly detailed.

Those favouring admitting women are more instantly recognisable – the actors Stephen Fry and Hugh Bonneville, Michael Gove, journalists and broadcasters.

In a dig at those who backed Mr Blair as a more instantly-recognisable EU political face on the world stage, Mr van Rompuy went on: "There has been a great deal of talk and comment about the future profile and image of the President of the Council.

Still more are instantly attracted by the sheer pleasure of performing before and with a crowd.

Any proposal for how we could actually get more is instantly divisive.

"What if we decide to add some more ducks?" Instantly, four more ducks materialized, then a submarine, then a downpour of ducks, which filled and overflowed the tub.

The cathode-ray display also found its way into the cockpit, where it replaced standard analog information presentations and made far more information instantly available to pilots.