Sentence examples for instantly achieved from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Willis and Ms. Krauthamer note, freedom for African-Americans was not instantly achieved with the implementation of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863; it evolved fitfully, over many decades.

An exasperated digression into the stupidity of safe spaces and trigger warnings resolves into a beautiful meditation on time and temperament, with Gertrude embodying the instantly achieved innocence of the postmodern mind, against her consort's darker guilt: "Her grief, her tears, are proof of probity.

The picture was written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie, who earlier concocted the acidulous screenplay of "The Usual Suspects," a crime movie that instantly achieved cult status — at least in my house, where the teen-age boys recite lines from it by heart.

Certainly, the line that these old childhood friends had instantly achieved a "tremendous change" that allowed them to recognise each other's beauty carried psychological insight that made the scene come together (pun not intended – and anyway, poor Robbie and Cecilia don't get that far).

This implies that in the city open spaces need to be created, which are not determined for one single use, where adjustments over time are possible and flexibility in land use can be easily and instantly achieved.

The case turned on whether the defendants should instead have been tried by a civilian court; Garfield was victorious, and instantly achieved a reputation as a preeminent appellate lawyer.

If Britain pulls out and thus provokes or accelerates its disintegration, we will instantly achieve most-hated nation status, not just in Europe but far beyond.

Buying DWS, Europe's No. 2 in ETFs with almost 113 billion euros of passive assets, would instantly achieve the French firm's goal.

And part of her metamorphosis comes when she crops her hair, trades a few accessories, including her shoes, rolls up her sleeves, unbuttons her collar, and instantly achieves the insouciant gamine look that would become her trademark.

All in all, these changes mean that applications will struggle to obtain the same visibility and user access that they can instantly achieve now upon installation.

The delay itself looks like the market (and consumer tastes) moving quicker than Kano predicted — and so it finds itself wishing its products could deliver more than it originally planned (but without a wand to wave to instantly achieve that).