Immediacy in a sentence

But another aspect of the debt extension crisis deserves notice too – the totality and immediacy of its impact.

Each story is told in the first-person, and carries with it a sense of immediacy – sort of like the dramatic monologues in Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads (which I also really love), but with all the anxiety and heightened stress of modern life.

His paintings ambitiously mix contemporary settings, pop immediacy and history.

In my mind I felt myself receding from the immediacy of life — a fog of gray between me and the world.

It is easier for Uber as ‘unpredictable immediacy’ is the core customer driver and appreciation for a search engine is fairly unanimous.

Most of her readers will be caught up in the immediacy of her children’s voices, moved by their sufferings and resilience.

The Internet Age, in all its guises, is squarely where we find ourselves, and while the immediacy and ease of available information is beyond any previous generation’s wildest imaginings, access to it is a long way from universal.

I fall into tasks that have a deceptive immediacy, but which lead me away from a good beginning.

Immediacy is perhaps one of the most important aspects of your operations today.

I must admit that I did not have a firm grasp on the immediacy and severity of the situation, and I had no idea I would feel it so personally.

In our rush for immediacy, our debates and decisions compressed into the span of a heartbeat, we lose sight of the essence of our shared humanity.

Never one to shy away from controversy—Salinas’ tastings bring up topics like the immediacy of climate chaos and the legacy of migrants in Mexican society—the chef is already preparing his next theme, Censorship, which debuts in late September.

The immediacy of her decision may have been helped along by an impactful meeting just days earlier.

The psychological impact on citizens contending with healthcare disparities exacerbates concerns, instilling a feeling of vulnerability and immediacy.

The V8 burbles more urgently — not that I'd argue with an even more aggressive exhaust note, and a little less electronic warbling — but it's the immediacy which shocks.

An 80-minute neo-vérité hybrid between documentary and fiction, has the poignancy of a love letter, the immediacy of a first-hand chronicle, and the energy of beating organ.

From the selection of as George Washington’s vice president to the assassination of This Day in Esoteric Political History creates an intriguing sense of immediacy by releasing episodes on the same day the historical event occurred.

I think it’s because of, just the immediacy of, like, when you go live, to the Worldwide Web—on Facebook obviously, but within that realm of it.

Rothman suggested that the immediacy of news outlets reporting their breakdown in talks created an unnecessary narrative since he believes both sides would've eventually found a middle ground.

That hurts me so much, like she doesn’t care about me or understand the immediacy of the issue,” says Jarosz.