Sentence examples for immediate examples from inspiring English sources

In a study published in the journal Cognitive Psychology in 1973, Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman found that people tend to judge the likelihood of an event based on immediate examples that come to mind.

The most immediate examples that came to mind were, of course, James Frey, the author of the best-selling "Million Little Pieces," in which he embellished details of his experiences as a drug addict, and J T LeRoy, the novelist thought to be a young West Virginia male prostitute who was actually the fictive alter ego of Laura Albert, a woman now living in San Francisco.

Other, more immediate, examples abound.

Prevention programmes and policies are in their infancy in this region (2) and struggle to achieve priority because of the more established and pressing needs of infectious disease control; the recent outbreaks of Avian and H1N1 influenza are immediate examples (3).

Syria is the most immediate example.

To take just an immediate example: Do you know if she works more than one job?

Bill Viola's extravaganza of mural-like video narratives at the Guggenheim Museum is the most immediate example.

We can lift an immediate example from the first Austin Powers movie.

Even within the genre of mouth portraits, this picture is a more immediate example of the form.

She gives the immediate example of her public opposition to Harriet Harman's instruction to Labour MPs to abstain on the government's welfare reform bill.

An immediate example is thrown up by Mr Miliband's decision to oppose the three-year real-terms cut in benefits.