Sentence examples for immediacy note from inspiring English sources

It might not look too special, and in truth was probably intended as a model for a print, but its pathos, dynamism and immediacy (note how Christ gazes out at the viewer to heighten our sense of identification with his suffering) are unrivaled.

Kant therefore builds both universality and immediacy (compare note 30 above) into the metaphysical "dynamical theory of matter" he develops in this chapter.

Note: Immediacy index is used to measure the adoption speed of guidelines.

The Telegraph noted its "descriptive immediacy", while Margaret Atwood wrote in the Guardian "literary invention does not fail her: she's as deft and verbally adroit as ever".

" Unlike the movies where the delay between filming and release can be years, she noted that this immediacy is the emotional reward of being on stage.

In the end, however, the only justification Kant has to offer is that the force of universal gravitation has all the essential properties of his own fundamental force of attraction: immediacy, universality, and proportionality to mass (compare notes 30 and 34 above).

It is important to note that mHealth fulfilled this need of immediacy.

Google is also going to be able to provide more flexibility and immediacy when it comes to pushing out updates, Volvo notes, and better personalization across a driver's digital life.

Critics note, however, that Meerkat's strength is its immediacy and ephemerality (it does not archive any of its users' video streams).

Though Mr. Hymel wobbles on a few high notes, his singing and acting have a dramatic immediacy.

Sevigny's performance was particularly embraced: The Los Angeles Times noted that Sevigny "plays the role with haunting immediacy," Roger Ebert of The Chicago Sun Times stated that "it is Sevigny who provides our entrance into the story" and Rolling Stone wrote that Sevigny gives a "performance that burns into the memory".