Sentence examples for is always immediate from inspiring English sources

So confrontation of the corrupt constructs of our age, whatever they may be, is not always personal, though it is always immediate and existential.

But a mark of Newsom's mature accomplishment is that you don't need to delve – her feeling and her broader meaning are always immediate, whether you catch every fine detail or not.

When the republic is in danger, there is always an immediate rally-round-the-flag effect.

The production is always fresh, immediate and open not just in its storytelling but also in its relationship with the audience.

As is already evident in these sentiments at the very start of the Amânât, and as becomes clearer throughout the course of the text, for Saadya there is always an immediate correlation between the ability to think (or reason) on the one hand, and, on the other hand, both (a) a receptivity to divine giving, coupled with (b) an obligation of moral responsiveness in the face of the Other.

Our first priority in every crisis – whether a natural disaster such as the tsunami or human-made strife as in Darfur – is always the immediate needs of those who are suffering.

"The thing that has always struck me with realist paintings is that there is always something very immediate about them," he says.

In contrast to the human disease, however, neuritic pathology in mouse models of amyloidosis is always limited to the immediate vicinity of fibrillar plaques (Fig.  3), while neuropil threads distant to plaques have not been observed.

When in doubt, it is always best to seek immediate medical attention.

"Photos and text together have emerged for some people as the only response to the thought 'I cannot believe my eyes.' " But not everyone believes that an immediate response is always best.

In a statement, it said: "Our immediate concern is always for the safety and welfare of patients.