Sentence examples for too immediate from inspiring English sources
"It's all too immediate," she says.
But the dangers are too immediate to wait.
"I think this is too immediate and too local," Mr. Barbaria said.
In a sense, the press is too immediate for the sellers, because they can't really dupe people anymore".
Warfare, until this point, had been too brutal, too immediate, too threatening, for soldiers to spend much time on the theoretical matters of ethics.
To a young child parents are all powerful and their anger is too immediate to consider in any sort of rational manner.
Demonstrations of this size are exceptional in China's boomtowns.So too are immediate capitulations.
They're not exactly memoir either, there's too much immediate life pulsing through them.
Among other things, he presented himself as competent and cool-headed, and managed to shift his positions toward the center without getting too much immediate pushback for it.
By slashing future-oriented programs, they can deliver the instant spending cuts Tea Partiers demand, without imposing too much immediate pain on voters.
Like Kipling, she lets her characters encounter towering historical and mythological figures – Caesar, Pharaoh, the Queen of Babylon – in a straightforward way that lets her young reader, too, hold immediate and arresting conversations with the past.
