Sentence examples for immediate classic from inspiring English sources

Say What You Want is another immediate classic.

Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird was published in 1960 and became an immediate classic of literature.

An outgrowth of doctoral work at Johns Hopkins University, his book "Railroads and American Economic Growth" became an immediate classic.

Cannibalism and the Common Law was the first to adopt this perspective: on publication it became an immediate classic, as well as a favourite bedtime story for my children when Simpson visited us.

Erich Kästner's Emil and the Detectives (1929) ranked not only as a work of art, presenting city boys with humour and sympathy, but as an immediate classic in an entirely new field, the juvenile detective story (Mark Twain's awkward Tom Sawyer, Detective [1896] may be ignored).

It was an auspicious start, disseminated via millions of memes, but whichever way you cut it Gags and Brad's heavily varnished authenticity ballad is an immediate classic, all warm strings, vintage melodies and a soaring second half that blows away all cynicism.

Ellen Willis, writing for The New Yorker, said that it is by far the year's most compelling hard rock album and that at least half of its songs are immediate classics, particularly "Personality Crisis" and "Trash", which she said are "transcendent".

And as the WSJ hints, long-form content could be part of this "Reader," too — sitting alongside more immediate and classic "news" and news shared by friends.

It's an immediate vaporwave classic.

The debut video from the Finnish producer is an immediate vaporwave classic.

Rick Florino of Artistdirect gave the song five out of five stars and labeled it as "an immediate pop classic", complimenting the hook and the chorus.