Sentence examples for more immediate thoughts from inspiring English sources

Once the news conference ended, Sabathia had more immediate thoughts to consider.

And then there were those green eyes still hovering at the edge of her thoughts, more immediate, more pressing than the questions about her father she'd come to Istanbul to unpack.

A small but influential group of Twitterers that have followed Andreessen's example — including a few members of his firm, Andreessen Horowitz — and forsaken the usual blog post for the more immediate gratification of sharing their thoughts by grouping together a big collection of stream-of-consciousness Tweets.

For many refugees though, thoughts are on more immediate matters, like getting enough money to eat and keep roofs over their heads.

We could "vaguely express one part of this difference by saying that in the perceptual situation we are 'in more immediate touch with' the bell than in the thought-situation" (1925, p. 144).

We won't know a lot more about the new offering until after the presentation, however my immediate thoughts are that what we are seeing here is a game of catch-up by Sun.

"Often, however, such phenomena are messages from a deeper, more immediate sense of life, bitter fruits of a geniality of thought or feeling at the root of antibiological tendencies.

With more immediate concerns on their minds, though, the drivers themselves seem to give little thought to the wider political calculus as they sit nervously in their trucks before a run.

Hegi follows Thekla as she struggles to divert her thoughts from acknowledging the great ugliness looming over Germany, repeatedly redirecting her attention to more immediate exigencies: her class of 9- and 10-year-olds.

The immediate thoughts weren't that this was going to be complete destruction, but it was more about what needs to be done right now to save what we can without getting hurt.

You know what my immediate thoughts were?