Sentence examples for understands instantly from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has ever gone through the possessions of a deceased family member or close friend understands instantly the crispness of Becca's tone.

Unfortunately, as Zeno does not realize, Ada knows her husband is having an affair, and she is heartbroken — a fact that the good-hearted Carla understands instantly.

Bob understood instantly and told me I could do it.

It's the quality that makes you understand instantly why humans are carnivores.

We can't be surprised that the public judge a charity by its admin or fundraising costs since those costs are readily available and can be understood instantly.

To see him in action is to understand instantly what was most chilling about him: he would accuse just about anybody (including, in his rebuttal, Murrow) of being a Communist, without offering any solid evidence.

She understood instantly the devastating implications of the blast and ventured out into the street as the rescue effort – such as it was – got under way, continuing until after midnight.

The trouble with the rage for art in Britain now is that too often, the educational imperative is forgotten and it is lazily assumed that all good art can be understood instantly, without tears.

Timeless Majesty Love Language Locket For the woman who read "The Five Love Languages" and understood instantly that "Receiving Gifts" was her primary love language, but managed to convince herself that "Acts of Service" was more her style.

One Goh, sitting on the other side of the glass from me in jail, and Winston Chung, walking past the desiccated flowers set out in front of Oikos, both described their fathers as "typically Korean," knowing that I would understand instantly what they meant.

I knew him as a programmer and an activist, a member of a fairly small tribe with the skills to turn ideas into code — another word for action — and the sensibility to understand instantly what I was looking for: a slightly safer way for journalists and their anonymous sources to communicate.