Sentence examples for we immediately think from inspiring English sources

'When something like a school shooting happens, we immediately think it has to do with the shooter's upbringing,' she says.

When we hear the words 'rehabilitation' and 'green zone', we immediately think of Iraq and rightly assume it to be ironic.

In The Departed, Damon's Sullivan and DiCaprio's Costigan become the contrasted moles, and they look so alike that we immediately think of them as doppel-gangers.

Here is a man who changed the way the way we see reality, who stared down hatred and stood up for justice, yet despite all of this, the thing we immediately think of is that mane of unkempt, wild white hair.

He conveys this idea by saying that such concepts are acquired 'immediately [statim]', i.e., without deliberation: "from the singular visual cognition there immediately arises the universal intellectual cognition, and so when we see this man, we immediately think of [a] man" (S 4.5.3: 296).

In Argentina when we see a number 10 we immediately think of football (Maradona-Messi).

We immediately thought, She understands it.

We immediately thought of poets who do this, like Keats, or Dickinson.

We immediately thought of Showtime as the place to go with it".

Call us fanciful if you like, but as soon as we heard Baim's unsettlingly calm, contemplative music, we immediately thought of it as not so much quiet as lacking-in-noise.

My father surveyed the scene from the train and could see prisoners, uniforms and barracks so we immediately thought it was a work camp, and that was reassuring – if we can work, it can't be such a dreadful place.