Sentence examples for ones most immediately from inspiring English sources

And they are the ones most immediately threatened by the Republican Party's rollback of healthcare protection.

But the one most immediately relevant to this undernourished play, which stars an ill-used Jeremy Irons and Joan Allen, has to do with looking at life as if it were an Impressionist painting.

"It's invidious to make comparisons, but one does anyway, and in my life of directing actresses the one she most immediately reminds me of is Vanessa Redgrave.

One of the most original, if not one of the most immediately influential, linguists of the 19th century was the learned Prussian statesman Wilhelm von Humboldt (died 1835).

Of all the GovHack projects I've seen, this one is the most immediately useful.

One of the most immediately apparent aspects of the Musicians From Marlboro concert on Friday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was the fine ensemble work, no doubt a result of in-depth rehearsal.

Of any piece of new music I've heard at its premiere, this is one of the most immediately, richly powerful.

With its glittering piano part and delicately defined orchestral shapes and textures, Schoenberg's 1942 Piano Concerto is one of his most immediately accessible 12-tone works.

One of the most immediately striking aspects of the lineup of companies and pieces they will present is the sheer variety in the roster.

It might be one of the most immediately recognisable dinosaurs around, but it's yet to receive a meaningful storyline in three Jurassic Park films.

The 1927 rhapsody Enter Spring is one of the most immediately attractive of Bridge's late scores, a glistening web of ideas that hang together more because Bridge wants them to than because they are thematically linked.