Sentence examples for immediately went on from inspiring English sources

In the Treatise he distinguished the memory of a sensation from a current sensation by calling the former "weakly sensing what one was (sentir foiblement ce qu'elle a été)" and the latter "vividly sensing what one is (sentir vivement ce qu'elle est)." But then he immediately went on to say that recalled sensations can sometimes be more vivid than current ones (Treatise I.ii.8 9).8 9

They immediately went on a shopping spree, buying toy cars and trucks to blow up - the trick is to match them to what Bissaso can find in the local scrap yards, so they can be used for stunts.

Of course, he immediately went on to say that its impact was uncertain indeed, hard to estimate, and in any event entirely manageable.

They entered the country through New Orleans, but almost immediately went on to Detroit where Valentina's family had settled after fleeing from Latvia during World War II.

The latter article immediately went on to say '[m]y friends were disgusted with me and asked how long I was going to carry on like that'.

Collazo knocked Braithwaite into the ropes less than one minute into the fight and immediately went on the attack until the fight was stopped at 1 minute 57 seconds.

Of course I immediately went on the pill.

They came here unwanted, and immediately went on food assistance.

However, there was to be no repeat as the Gunners immediately went on the attack.

The bazaaris — the bazaar merchants — immediately went on strike and closed down their shops in protest.

He immediately went on to speak about the deaths in Benghazi again.