Sentence examples for described an immediate from inspiring English sources
In her 1995 biography, "Looking for Gatsby," Ms. Dunaway described an immediate attraction: "He has the face of an apostle, all bones and hollows above his dark beard.
Those close to the Southampton squad described an immediate uplift among the players, he captured their imagination.
It is often used to describe an immediate spiritual connection that can occur while looking upon a representation of a Hindu deity.
In the Science study, Shafir and his colleagues instead describe an immediate rather than chronic preoccupation with limited resources that can be a detriment to unrelated yet still important tasks.
Howard describes an "immediate connection" with Hardy, and a sleeves-rolled-up, "let's do this" attitude.
Some made their decisions very quickly, some had pre-conceived ideas and others rapidly evaluated and rejected or accepted treatments offered, describing an immediate preference.
The case report describes an immediate spurting arterial bleeding precipitated during EUS-guided pseudocyst drainage which stopped instantaneously by placement of a double flanged covered self-expandable metal stent.
Attendees described a few immediate goals.
In the presidential campaign, Mr. Bush proposed what he described as "an immediate helping hand": $12 billion a year in federal grants to the states to help low-income elderly people buy prescription drugs over the next four years.
Last July, under pressure from the Education Department over a paperwork dispute, the company struck a deal with the Obama administration to sell or close all of its campuses over the following six-month period in order to avoid what the Education Department described as an "immediate closure," or exactly what has happened with the company's Sunday announcement.
When the effect of methicillin is poor, the process of inactivation is slower, and the growth curve of peptidoglycan amount is not described by an immediate stop but by a gradual decrease, that is followed by a more rapid recovery of the growth, as shown in Figure 4.
