Sentence examples for immediacy that we from inspiring English sources

These ephemeral people claim their finite frame of space and time with such immediacy that we ask: Who are these people?

All the crystalline imagery and poetic immediacy that we have come to expect from this new generation of up-close-and-personal nature documentaries is here.

The intricately alternating speakers sometimes propel the story forward and at times echo events from a different point of view, but the entire vicious story is described with such immediacy that we forget that we are simply watching three dynamic actors talking.

What's most concerning to me -- and also the most encouraging -- is the immediacy that we have now with technology.

The music has an immediacy that makes it seem unfamiliar.

It is this sense of immediacy that makes their writing so thrilling.

"People in theater lost the courage and sense of political immediacy that prompted agitprop," Ms. Kelly said.

James's memoirs have a shimmer, a charm, and an openhearted immediacy that cuts the fussiness.

They had an immediacy that was almost the opposite of his carefully crafted portraits.

But first-person interpretation operates with an immediacy that is more art than classroom.

They address me with an immediacy that cuts across time and means that I cannot forget them.