Sentence examples for instantly means from inspiring English sources

"It instantly means New York City to everyone.

The only difference is that, unlike the Middle Ages, our modern ability to duplicate everything instantly means that property isn't even "shared".

As though having the same skin colour instantly means you must have some insight as to why someone is inherently violent.

One scene shows a black woman being publicly subjected to the kind of racism that was no longer possible in Martin Luther King's day; when another character takes a single line of cocaine, this instantly means she is an 'addict'addict

I always went in with an open mind – I don't like the idea that being proudly unsigned/independent instantly means I'm white and they're black and we have to duel to the death or whatever.

If the Supreme Court rules that gay marriage is a constitutional right, then that instantly means that all the anti-gay-marriage "one man and one woman" laws would cease to be valid law.

Upgrading to a smartphone doesn't instantly mean access to the internet, that's just not true.

In this instance the magnetic ensemble is a white, double-face cashmere Dolce & Gabbana pantsuit, the borrowed property of a hotel guest, who one is instantly meant to believe, doesn't deserve it in the first place.

It had a sword of Damocles hanging over it pretty much from day one, when its quirky, shamelessly self-reflexive tone instantly meant it was never going to appeal to passive fans of The Big Bang Theory.

The FBI story seemed to be a perfect example of reporters automatically, and at times ferociously, insisting that new Clinton revelations instantly meant bad news for Clinton, even when the facts don't necessarily support it.

It can take several weeks for cheques to arrive in the post and for payments to clear, but online payments are made instantly, which means goods can be shipped straight away.