Sentence examples for was too immediate from inspiring English sources

His own son had gone missing, but there was no time to search; the need for attention to those around him was too immediate and great.

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".

To a young child parents are all powerful and their anger is too immediate to consider in any sort of rational manner.

In "Source Code", for instance, the mad bomber turns out to be an American patriot, and in "The Sum of All Fears", it's an Austrian neo-Nazi.Presumably, producers deem that the threat of a genuine al-Qaeda attack is too immediate for audiences to accept as a plot point.

So can Generation Kill challenge convention and give us a good Iraq war drama or is it the case, as Bochco has argued, that this war is too immediate, its wounds too raw and recent, for anyone to want to watch?

If the review process is too immediate after an article is received, the reviewer may not read the article carefully.

There will be times when following this advice will be impossible because your suffering will be too immediate and vast.

15 A second possibility is that any heat effects might have been too immediate to be detected by a daily time series study; data at a finer temporal resolution would be of interest.

He was too concerned with the immediate and experimental.