Sentence examples for quite instant from inspiring English sources
It's not quite instant gratification but in some cases Amazon is pushing very close indeed — with one-hour delivery in some urban areas for a sub-set of products, and even delivery within 15 minutes via its experimental Prime Air drone trials (and even eyeing some crazier delivery ideas than those).
"All my pieces are quite instant.
In my experience testing this feature, this still allows the games to load quickly enough, though it doesn't feel quite as instant as most of the regular instant apps do.
The biggest drawback of a PC as a tablet is that the instant-on nature of most other tablets isn't quite as instant for Windows.
For her, though, because she'd already been building a fan base herself for some time, on the social- networking site MySpace, it didn't seem quite so instant.
From the looks of it, it's not quite as instant as drawing on, say, an iPad, but it does quick – particularly when compared with past devices using older tech.
It also isn't always quite as instant-on as most tablets and there's a dearth of the kinds of good apps you find on iOS or Android, but when you get to a desk you can dock it with multiple monitors and everything else you might connect to a PC.
It is quite rightly an instant classic (if something invented in 1500 can be) and I urge you to order it if you visit.
But few relatively original properties garnered quite so much instant affection as ragtag superhero ensemble movie Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014.
Woman 1 (pausing for an instant, quite rightly unaware of this vile-sounding innovation in indulgence, and then choosing to act as if she wasn't) "And what was that like then?" Woman 2 "Amazing".
