Sentence examples for too instant from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to wait, not be too instant," he said.

Too instant and too exciting, for soon he was pointing sheepishly to his diaper to let me know that he needed to be changed.

Social media, LanVin says, has made things too instant to contain in one city.

Too much instant calling for people to be sacked Another day, another man in the soup.

The wing stepped away from Julien Bonnaire, the flanker making his final international appearance, and had too much instant acceleration for the second row Yoann Maestri.

His testimony about how this happened in his own life is plangent and familiar, but he addles it a bit by insisting that the real damage is being done at the neurological level, that our children are having their brains altered by too much instant messaging and the like.

Tomatoes come from Pontano Farms of Vineland ($2.50 for a quart basket last week, but prices may vary); you can pick up a ball of its homemade mozzarella ($7) and a bunch of basil from Alstede Farms of Chester ($2; oregano, cilantro and thyme, too) for instant insalata Caprese.

DeWolfe: They said that we were trying to do too much music, instant messaging, blogs, etc.–and that we should just focus on one of those.

Thus, after birth, these children are never given the privilege to invest in formal education as their families perceive it as a lengthy process with too little instant return.

In 2009, a young boy made headlines when his intestines started to leak after eating too much instant noodles.

"Me, too!" Andy said — instant bonding.