Sentence examples for instantly thought of from inspiring English sources

"I almost instantly thought of using the rainbow," he said.

He instantly thought of Mr. Pierce, confident that his skills at the short story form — he has been published in anthologies and literary magazines — would translate to the stage.

"Still, when I saw it I instantly thought of Jurassic Park," he says.

(Was I the only observer who instantly thought of John Major's remark that every time he thought of a particular Eurosceptic colleague he "could hear the flapping of white coats". Quite probably I was).

"I instantly thought of Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice and Michael Brown, and that just shook me".

I instantly thought of teenage arsonists ― and felt a surge of smug meddlesome pride.

But I don't know whether a listener would instantly think of it as Jewish music".

Look at Borneo, where you instantly think of the orang-utans.

There are only four problems I can instantly think of with this.

Still, when Allen writes about Ivar Kreuger, the industrialist who built an empire that some considered a Ponzi scheme, you instantly think of Bernie Madoff.

I do not instantly think of staying here to help 'my home,' because I do not consider the United States my home.