Sentence examples for instantaneously felt from inspiring English sources

"It's all been a pretty wonderful surprise," said Garbus, who instantaneously felt part of the team.

Our minds are literally besieged by these Weapons of Mass Communication (as he calls them), creating a "panic-driven tele-reality" and resulting in an odd kind of "emotional synchronisation... in which terror must be instantaneously felt by all... on the scale of a global terrorism".

Have you ever looked inside your purse or briefcase to see a complete mess, and then instantaneously felt your blood pressure start to rise?

Upon hearing this news I instantaneously felt helpless and worried about my own child and remembered as fresh as the morning dew how she had been tormented by classmates relentlessly, solely due to her race.

How do I take almost 50 years of passion, vitriol, angst and emotion I've harbored for teams in the ACC and instantaneously feel the same for teams in the Big Ten?

Therefore, if one is allowed to vary the potential somewhere, this will be felt instantaneously throughout space.

"The effects are felt almost instantaneously and wear off quickly, powerfully reinforcing the tendency to want to do it again and again and again".

The brain in contrast is enclosed in a rigid container, and any transfer of pulsatility from the arterial walls into the surrounding tissue is felt almost instantaneously everywhere throughout the cranium.

But The Last Guardian, much like Shadow and Ueda's game before that, the affectingly intimate puzzler Ico, uses minimal dialogue and a strong, unique atmosphere to feel instantaneously special, or at least markedly different, when set against any number of platformers, "action-adventure" games (uh, that meaningless pigeonhole) or personality-propelled puzzle affairs.

Everyone from movie studios to the White House would instantaneously know how every slice of the American populace felt about every imaginable issue.

I have always felt most like myself when singing -- something that was true for me instantaneously then and is still true now.