Sentence examples for immediate senses from inspiring English sources

He mentions the importance of the 1963-65 Auschwitrialsals in Frankfurt, which play such a large role in the book and the film (he was nineteen years old when they began): I felt, at the time, that now the Holocaust was finding its place not only in history but also in our immediate senses, in the conflicts in our society.

At least we used to read dreck at a word count higher than 200, as opposed to mainlining it through our more immediate senses.

Or make immediate sense to people.

There was no immediate sense of the North's casualties.

Alhamza felt no immediate sense of relief or happiness.

"The community provided this immediate sense of unconditional love.

For power, fission, CCS, wind, and gas make most immediate sense.

He won't, not over the majority of them, not in any immediate sense.

In an immediate sense, the causes of the catastrophe are technical.

In Ciudad del Este, there is an immediate sense of heat and claustrophobic closeness.

You'll notice an immediate sense of peace when you switch off.