Sentence examples for the same immediacy from inspiring English sources

"Beyond 9/11" delivers the same immediacy with the opposite approach: witnesses recount their experiences, without a visible interviewer, against a stark white background that intensifies the testimony.

Enidina Current tells us that a farm was where she was born and "would always live," but she doesn't relate events with the same immediacy that's found in the journal.

The "Morris" stratagem enables Morris to write about Reagan's pre-Presidential life with some of the same immediacy, informality, and attitude that he brings to his descriptions of what, later, he actually saw.

We find being in the same room and doing it together makes for something different than if I was to stay at home and put it down in the computer and then try to layer the bass track underneath or something like that; you don't have the same immediacy and the same feeling, so we just do it that way.

Satirists love the diary form because of the same immediacy.

FreshDirect has been around for quite some time, though doesn't offer the same immediacy as Instacart.

As we have already seen, Broad subscribed to the Immediacy Thesis: he held that (over short intervals) we experience change with the same phenomenal immediacy as we experience colour or sound.

Kent's own writing has the same visceral immediacy.

In a sense, this gallery, too, echoes the experience of a Serra sculpture, offering, in more diffuse form, something of the same disorienting immediacy.

Her minor 1965 hit, "Let Me Down Easy," a breakup song that, she said, kept her career sputtering along for years, was delivered with the same fierce immediacy as "The Forecast (Calls for Pain)." Instead of "pain," the coda in "Let Me Down Easy" was the cry "please," uttered as a rending howl to a departing lover.

At the same time, immediacy –including 24/7 news cycles–, coupled with short-term approaches dictated by election calendars are an invitation to neglect planning and long-term commitments [8].