Sentence examples for utterly immediate from inspiring English sources

The injustices she had witnessed were still utterly immediate for her, yet so much time had elapsed — could we still say "gay," meaning happy?

The injustices she had witnessed were still utterly immediate for her, yet so much time had elapsed could we still say "gay," meaning happy?

At the same time, however, "Higher Gossip" offers the reader plenty of palpable pleasures, reminding us of the author's sorcererlike ability to evoke the worlds other artists created with a simple wave of his wand, and his talent for making scholarly topics feel utterly immediate and real.

The reinforcement so utterly immediate, I crave the constant judgement.

Utterly breathtaking; shockingly immediate; vibrantly real.

Nixon's hope was that Soviet intelligence would interpret the action as an immediate, and utterly insane, threat of nuclear attack.

All three books in the trilogy rely on a kind of dramatic irony, whereby we see the larger significance of struggles that for the children are immediate and utterly surprising.

But 14 years ago, when Fox debuted the American version of a British singing competition, the success of "American Idol" was so big, so immediate and so utterly unexpected that it essentially broke television.

James Lewis QC, for the Metropolitan Police, told the hearing PC Harwood's behaviour was "utterly unacceptable for the police service and completely justifies his immediate dismissal".

Much of the immediate response to the papal confession was not at all hostile, just utterly predictable.

In 2000, when he joined the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in his teens (the youngest performer in its history), he made an immediate impression: both subdued and intense, alert and unfathomable, quietly graceful and utterly focused.