Sentence examples for instantly comes to from inspiring English sources

Deep Listening by Pauline Oliveros instantly comes to mind - it's my desert island disc.

MENTION health care reform and the image that instantly comes to mind is a big government program.

Noam Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent instantly comes to mind, in which he painstakingly examines the New York Times' coverage of the Indonesian occupation of East Timor.

Wright slides past catcher Wilson Ramos's swipe and tag and instantly comes to his feet imitating the ump's arms-wide signal with his own eagle wings, and follows with an all-time pump and grin.

Many people think 'underused space' and what instantly comes to mind is the basement.

When you think of Jamaica's most successful athletes, Usain Bolt instantly comes to mind - after that a long, long list of other champions associated with this small island.

Dean Ambrose and Kevin Owens are two names that instantly come to mind and their current feud is heating up.

THE word "ballet" doesn't instantly come to mind when looking at the work of William Forsythe.

I was recently asked to sum up Jo Cox in just one word and what instantly came to mind is a word that doesn't properly exist.

And while Philadelphia does not instantly come to mind as a national center for Jewish culture, this emphasis, and sheer ambition, give the museum an immediate importance, while highlighting both its weaknesses and its potential.

You have the sad sense that Becca has instantly come to realize how much of her life, and her dogged optimism about both the past and the future, have been founded on illusions.