Sentence examples for make it immediately from inspiring English sources

The opening credits make it immediately clear that the landscape is integral to the story.

It is also full of wit, charm and humour, and these very French characteristics make it immediately appealing.

The web enables us to create virtually unlimited quantities of information and to make it immediately available to the world.

The efficient lightness of the construction and the materials make it immediately clear why McArthur was asked to design bomber seats during World War II.

But it can also be used by a chatbot to guide the conversation, to make it immediately valuable to the human.

So Apple now has to change the way their software works to make it immediately apparent that they are effectively unlocking the account for a 15-minute period when they first enter that password, the idea being that this will prevent the kind of massive accidental charges listed in the complaint.

The paper, first published in 1888, tinted its pages in 1893 to distinguish itself from its rival, The Financial News, in what the Financial Times described as "a masterstroke which made it immediately distinguishable from its main competitor".

Its practicality and affordability made it immediately popular; by the time of Issigonis' death more than five million had been sold.

The breed is the smallest of the sporting dogs recognised by the AKC, and its distinctly shaped head makes it immediately recognisable.

Narrative text yields up its meaning in one go, making it immediately vulnerable to someone's heavy-handed offence.

Men who made it immediately apparent that they were drawn to me I was familiar with.