Sentence examples for their immediacy from inspiring English sources

Their immediacy would be lost.

Another feature of these works is their immediacy.

Wooden barrels would have allowed air to diminish their immediacy.

The virtue of his portraits is in their immediacy and lucidity.

But once the heightened awareness of loss passes, the obituaries also lose their immediacy and warmth.

The old mono recordings have held on to their immediacy, and so have the songs.

Tracks such as 'Earth' or 'Ad Mortem' gained their immediacy through tension and release.

Mr. Stillman's Sayville drawings are striking in their immediacy and intensity.

Rita Clifton, chairman of the global brand consultancy Interbrand, says Net-a-porter and Asos' popularity lies in their immediacy.

And the cultural appeals he made to blue-collar voters and evangelicals have lost their immediacy, displaced by economic concerns.

With that small color camera, the found signs and word fragments he photographed took on a life of their own, their peremptory immediacy (as in a stop sign), their slapdash lettering (as in a hand-lettered dead-end sign) and their homey idiosyncrasy (like Chop't Steaks) presenting words as visual charges rather than dull means of information.