Sentence examples for was really immediate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moody was drawn by "the ethic of 'Open Letters,' " he said in a phone interview, "not to seek refuge in my normal attenuated style, to write in a way that was really immediate and personal, so people could learn about human subjectivity, what it was like to be me".

So, the translational emphasis was really immediate, and I've never strayed away from wanting to study the whole cancer, for better or for worse.

"It's an opportunity to experiment with these different platforms from the beginning of this database of content which is really immediate and moving and wonderful.

In that way, you're totally right, but we're just trying to fill a need that's really immediate but we have plans and already have content for [cis straight men].

We decided to do something that was really raw, immediate, unrehearsed — basically, gut and instinctual.

He said the country was a "changed nation" after the election, and when asked if the independence was really a more immediate prospect said: "Scotland has seen a number of days that many people thought we would never see.

The immediate recovery was really intense.

The review by Eugene Myers and Torrie Atkinson on Tor.com criticized the attraction between McGivers and Khan, saying that it was "really uncomfortable to watch her immediate attraction to him and her easy acceptance of his abusive and controlling behaviour".

Or just be honest, but kind: explain that for you, Christmas Day is really about immediate family, that with the pace of our lives even family members have trouble getting together for unscheduled times, and that you'd love to see them soon after the holiday.

It was really really really good, something I really appreciated.

It was really, really, difficult.