Sentence examples for feel instantaneous from inspiring English sources
Metaphorical transformation can sometimes feel instantaneous, like a magic trick: when Robert Lowell describes ice floating down the Hudson as resembling "the blank sides of a jigsaw puzzle" or Frost describes a cellar hole as "slowly closing like a dent in dough," voilà, I can see it.
It makes the picture-taking process feel instantaneous.
In our experiments with Go to date, typical builds feel instantaneous; even large binaries compile in just a few seconds.
An insight, on the other hand, felt instantaneous: the answer arrived like a revelation.
But what I'm thinking is that there are those bad times — the abandonment by a lover, the death of a loved one, even a bad day at work — when the unhappy parties should be able to talk about how miserable they feel without instantaneous competition.
They look at their babies, no matter the gestation, and feel that instantaneous love that everyone else who is blessed with a living child feels.
We are pulling the content and halting any further rollout," Pepsi quickly offered, after what felt like instantaneous and unilateral criticism.
Elizabeth Bishop, whose reticent, lucid poetry could not be more different from Thomas's, felt an "instantaneous sympathy" when they met in 1950, during her tenure as Poetry Consultant to the Library of Congress.
I felt an instantaneous sense of relief upon outsourcing my responsibilities.
Anyway, you get up to 50,000ft and then you have the release and you'll feel a sense of instantaneous weightlessness as the vehicle drops away.
