Sentence examples similar to notable immediacy from inspiring English sources
The book is notable for capturing the immediacy of conversation between the inmates.
Like Donne's poetry, the Devotions are notable for their dramatic immediacy and their numerous Metaphysical conceits, such as the well-known "No man is an Iland," by which Donne illustrates the unity of all Christians in the mystical body of Christ.
EDINBURGH — Political theater aims to be topical, but a recent presentation here by Theater Uncut had a sense of immediacy that was notable even by that standard.
Most of these small landscapes, notable for their freshness and immediacy, were done in Italy by all but unknown 17th, 18th and 19th-century talents: Edouard Bertin, Jean-Joseph-Xavier Bildaud, Heinrich Burkel, Giovanni Costa, Louis Gauffier, Josephus Augustus Knip, George Heming Mason, Achille-Etna Michallon and Goffredo Wals, to name a few.
Their immediacy would be lost.
Immediacy plays a big part.
Video demands simplicity and immediacy.
