Sentence examples for instantly good from inspiring English sources

As Thomas tells it, Hartman was instantly good, a performer whose "utter commitment begat brilliance," an indispensable "utility player" who could be "counted on in all scenarios".

The New Yorker, February 23 , 1929P. 18 When Adolph Ochs asked me the other day what I considered "the one element all-important in the make-up of a good magazine man," I replied instantly, "Good health".

Blending the two situations into one, the show débuted in 2001 and instantly attracted good ratings.

DeVito shows how instantly the good life can give way to horrific violence.

From above, the promise of an outrageously attractive wonderland – glinting turquoise sea, pristine sand – is instantly made good.

Even the most skilled Madden 25 gamer didn't instantly become good at the game.

It's an obvious honor to bestow upon the guy who wrote "That's Right (You're Not From Texas)." But as with the former honoree Willie Nelson and the Legislature's 2012 selection, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, the consistency of Mr. Lovett's four-decade career makes him one of the state's most obvious — and instantly recognizable — good-will ambassadors.

We know instantly about events, good and bad, near or far, around the globe.

The instantly lovable So Good at Being in Trouble is, once again, breezy and downhearted ("She was so good at being in trouble/ So bad at being in love," it sighs); elsewhere, there are wah-pedal workouts such as One at a Time, in which some brass joins the hairy be-in.

Rebecca knew instantly it was good news.

"I've never been good instantly at anything," he said, shrugging.