Sentence examples for immediate think from inspiring English sources

We see him and he sees us: the mutual exchange is startling and immediate (think of Velázquez, but almost a century in advance).

Immediate thought should be given as to how a potential mineral windfall will impact Afghanistan's similarly intricate layers of local, national and regional conflicts.

Besides which, he seems not to give a damn what people outside his immediate circle think of him.

Urdu language English language Topic not discussed among family members Scale Item (Subjective norm): "Members of my immediate family think I should have colon cancer screening".

And they augment your senses by letting you experience things beyond your immediate environment (think AR and VR).

For viewers of "Pink Grapefruit," he has a piece of practical advice: "If you're out at Starbucks … you should probably wait until you get home to watch it so nobody in your immediate vicinity thinks you're a creep".

Contrary to what the majority of his contemporaries and immediate predecessors thought, causal inferences do not concern relations of ideas.

My concern, however, is that decision makers are too often caught in traditional, linear (and non-disruptive) thinking or too absorbed by immediate concerns to think strategically about the forces of disruption and innovation shaping our future".

"The immediate threat, I think all of law enforcement feels, is over, based on the information we have," he said.

The Russian scientists deserve all the congratulations showered upon them.The layman, however, having duly hailed a scientific feat, finds he has more immediate things to think about than space-ship tickets.

Moreover, while Goldman's partners can weather the storm for months until the market improves, an analyst has her immediate reputation to think of and analysts' reputations are built on timing.