Sentence examples similar to immediacy of responding from inspiring English sources

In "Sonatine" Ms. Angelova, who can sometimes seem flinty, made a breakthrough into a new level of moment-by-moment immediacy, responding to her partner, Momchil Mladenov, and to the music with changing nuances.

Publishing beyond the printed page allows us to present the gift of greater immediacy, the ability to respond to events when we have something to say; the site offers podcasts, video, interactive graphics, and slide shows of photographs and cartoons.

It turns this ever-present static into something tangible, creating audiovisual patterns of "fluctuating white noise" that reacts and responds in real-time to the immediacy of the devices in your environment.

Fifteen of the twenty participants considered that their clinicians should be contactable via email, though concerns were raised about the immediacy of replies and the time needed for clinicians to be able to respond to queries.

The Internet teacher, even one who responds to students via e-mail, can never have the immediacy of contact that the teacher on the scene can, with his sensitivity to unspoken moods and enthusiasms.

Prang was responding to the public's desire not just for news, but the immediacy of "telegraphed" news.

The immediacy of terrible pain.

They blame the immediacy of social media.

"I love the immediacy of radio.

I like the immediacy of podcasts.

I like the immediacy of photography.