Sentence examples for instead of instantly from inspiring English sources

Instead of instantly registering unusual behavior as aberrant, "That's funny" leaders assume this is an opportunity to learn.

Windows has a lot of visual effects: for example, things slide into view instead of instantly popping into view.

Instead of instantly demanding Prof Nutt's scalp, Mr Johnson should have paused to reflect on why this distinguished academic had been moved to stir up such trouble.

While the study does not describe how the low-suspension schools manage student behavior, some are likely to have systems in place to work with troubled children and their families instead of instantly showing them the door.

Instead of instantly posting, snapping or tweeting everything that comes to mind, stop and reflect for a few minutes on what you're going to share on social media.

Instead of instantly blaming police and higher authority?

Sometimes, it can work if she finds you mutually as attractive instead of being instantly repulsed.

It was so good, after a few years it expanded to offer owner-surrendered animals the same amount of time (four to six business days) to stay alive for adoption and rescue instead of being instantly killed.

Since then our personal narratives about social care have changed: instead of thinking instantly about the heavy weight of dependency, our minds turn easily to the quality and commitedness of the services -- the people who have what it takes to help others -- as well as the courage and remarkable selflessness of many who need help.

Sometimes, it can work if she finds you mutually as attractive instead of being instantly repulsed.One of the first dudes I hooked up with from Tinder super-liked me; that ended with us fucking twice and me ghosting on him after because I could tell he was quickly becoming obsessed and possessive.

Instead, smile big when you enter a room, be friendly to people, and give people the benefit of the doubt when you first meet them instead of being instantly suspicious of anyone outside your social circle.