Its impact was immediate, far-reaching and ultimately life-enhancing: it earned her a posthumous presidential medal and put her face on the 17 cent US postage stamp.
"As such, it has increasingly become a transnational movement with immediate objectives far beyond Iraq and Syria".
But you raise a deeper problem than one of political predictions about the future, both immediate and far off.
The aesthetic effects of this drastic change in conception of the composer's task and potential were immediate and far reaching.
Our challenge is to redefine the parameters of the normal when the threat is less immediate, but far more wide-reaching.
First, the best of their immediate predecessors, far from eschewing style, have sought a more organic approach to it, a way to style that arises directly from experience.
The immediate destruction so far, Harvey has killed forty-seven people, compared with Katrina's eighteen hundred has been spread among classes and races.
Jane Eyre was accepted, published less than eight weeks later (on October 16, 1847), and had an immediate success, far greater than that of the books that her sisters published the same year.
Most notably, Ozu already comes off in the short as an impulsively emotional director, whose choices and changes of shots reflect his spontaneous and immediate feelings far more than any pattern or delineation of action.
All of which makes the immediate stakes far higher for television networks than for movie studios, with the writers' unions — the Writers Guild of America, both West and East — scheduled to announce on Thursday whether their members have voted to authorize a strike when their contract expires on Oct. 31.
