Sentence examples for always immediate from inspiring English sources

Quarterbacks will always draw most of the attention, but they aren't always immediate impact players.

The effect of Berio's labyrinths of listening is nearly always immediate, pleasurable, and sensual.

"Justice is not always immediate, but we must all have faith that it will be served".

But a mark of Newsom's mature accomplishment is that you don't need to delve – her feeling and her broader meaning are always immediate, whether you catch every fine detail or not.

But from the evidence of a prose always immediate, spare, rapturous and drifting, always cosmopolitan and enchanted, the Bolaño boom should be taken as immediate cause for a revival of the neglected master Julio Cortázar.

"By taking these steps, we can better protect the interests and needs of patients that are gay or lesbian, widows and widowers with no children, members of religious orders, or others for whom their loved ones are not always immediate relatives.

Although they sometimes revise or reformulate their utterances, the younger players always offer immediate feedback or respond immediately to guide the older adults to participate in the collaborative play.

Theater should always be immediate, in the moment and all-consuming.

When the republic is in danger, there is always an immediate rally-round-the-flag effect.

Even between two consenting adults, sex on the premises was always an immediate mandatory dismissal, he said.

The appeal of McDonald's has always been immediate gratification, and its basic offerings -- including hamburgers, Chicken McNuggets and French fries -- are usually the despair of nutritionists.