Sentence examples for immediate in the from inspiring English sources

Some pleasures and pains are "immediate" in the sense that they are impressions that immediately accompany other impressions (e.g., the experience of a very hot flame is accompanied by an experience of pain).

This is probably due to the kinetics of the drug effect, which was considered immediate in the model (the chromatin dynamics being changed immediately at the treatment time) whereas, in real cells, the chromatin modifications probably take place more gradually, thus delaying the activity of the drug.

Theater should always be immediate, in the moment and all-consuming.

Past, present, and future are all immediate in the mind — our current memory, our current attention, our current expectations.

Academic notions of the unspeakability of historical horrors become very immediate in the face of a child.

Michael Cook, a dark-haired beauty, full and immediate in the first pas de trois, was even better.

The column drew immediate criticism in the blogosphere.

The police had no immediate suspects in the attack.

Judge Wenche Arntzen called for an immediate break in the proceedings.

His immediate fate in the British justice system remained unclear.

"And they were an immediate success in the museum community".