Sentence examples for her immediacy from inspiring English sources

Palin's popularity seems driven by her useful qualities, her immediacy.

The turn of her head, the flash of her smile, the immediacy of her response to the music, the intensity of her attention to her colleagues: these and other signs show she is never more alive than onstage.

But her experiences with depression have given her work a new immediacy and opened her eyes to the effect she is having on people who see her as a role model.

It gives her writing less immediacy, but it lightens the load of her legacy.

Hester Thrale, the subject of a biography just published in Britain — "Hester," by Ian McIntyre (Constable; £25) — is one of the most appealing people of the late eighteenth century, and part of her appeal is the modernity, the immediacy, of her appetites and frailties.

Her husband's death inspired a sense of immediacy in her.

But I thought, 'That's dumb.'" Her subjects are so close -- there is an immediacy to her work that comes from bridging that distance between admirer and admired.

I wanted to feel the immediacy of her company as I had known it while talking to her on her couch in her living room or when I'd walked her home after we'd gone to see The Graduate.

In 1991 Gordimer was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for her works of "intense immediacy" and "extremely complicated personal and social relationships in her environment".

She's a major comic actor, but Nick Cassavetes does her no favors; his vague framings and ping-pong editing leach the immediacy from her performance.

Her voice has spoken to me ever since, informing the work of my days with the graphic immediacy of her experience.