Sentence examples for accessibility immediacy from inspiring English sources
Both roller coasters promise accessibility, immediacy and the wonder of hidden value.
We've traded in the culture and community surrounding the video store for convenience, accessibility, immediacy.
It's about accessibility and immediacy".
"Customers want the accessibility and immediacy of a physical store," along with the benefits of online shopping.
"Caesar is now faced", "England in the 17th century is a far different place" etc, presumably under the impression that it lends immediacy, accessibility and vitality rather than just being really, really annoying and tense-making.
As was the case with sculptural representation, immediacy and accessibility were the most desired attributes of religious iconography.
Meanwhile, the Odyssey has been granted fresh relevance with Emily Wilson's new translation, the first in English by a woman, which has been widely praised for its immediacy and accessibility, making it an unlikely beach read.
Scully's teaching wasn't limited to the privileged few (who eventually numbered in the thousands) who saw him at Yale but in generations of readers of his work, who found in him an immediacy and accessibility that caused them to seek out architecture, and, eventually, to seek to preserve it.
And do consumers even want a premium experience on mobile given the new kinds of stars that are made through the immediacy and accessibility that technology platforms like YouTube, Instagram and Snap offer?
