Sentence examples for immediate chemistry from inspiring English sources

"There was immediate chemistry".

There is immediate chemistry between these adorable young people.

She was a very nice woman, and we had an immediate chemistry.

Among those horses is Goldencents, with whom Krigger had immediate chemistry.

SOMETIMES, though not often, there is immediate chemistry between a conductor and the players of a major orchestra.

According to Sir David Moxon, the archbishop of Canterbury's representative to the Holy See and director of the Anglican centre in Rome, there was an "immediate chemistry" between the two leaders, whom Moxon describes as "men of action" equally committed to tackling poverty and social injustice.

"Pardon the Interruption" works brilliantly because it matches Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon, veteran Washington Post columnists, who have argued in print and in the newsroom for years and who had an immediate television chemistry.

"If gold rust, what shall iron do?" This is an immediate problem for chemistry: how can we describe chemical transformations?

It was an immediate kind of chemistry that we had.

While the footage achieved is no doubt historical, contextually it's only a fragment of their immediate and undeniable chemistry, which rolled naturally even when the cameras were off.

The better analogy of the collective polaritonic states is that of molecular orbitals that are delocalized across all the contributing atoms with immediate consequences for chemistry.