immediacy

She brought them back to the immediacy of the present.

On one level, it has the immediacy of a news photograph.

Immediacy - People should not let things stop them from learning about themselves.

For me it is the immediacy of the impact the changes we make can have.

The immediacy of his answer seemed to give her pause.

Much of the children's passion for life's immediacy comes from their father.

At the third shot she faced the immediacy of her own death.

But the intimacy and immediacy of the performance would have been lost.

She whipped herself back into the immediacy of the situation.

They moved with less immediacy than they'd run to the stern.

With all the immediacy of a child or savage he set off.

But the playing also seemed so well prepared that there was very little room for immediacy.

It restored us all to the immediacy of the moment.

It has the immediacy of a slap across the face.

As a result, his lines can have a terrific immediacy.

Naturally, that was a subject of some immediacy to him.

Many people have been won over by their convenience and immediacy.

She produced her lines from without rather than within; there was little immediacy.

He looked up, and was struck by the immediacy of her presence.

She felt a rush of immediacy, and said to herself: No.

Nor did he again make a sculpture of such immediacy.

But the energy of those shows didn't come only from immediacy.

I'm just trying to tap into that immediacy they bring to it.

By themselves, many of the pictures have a stunning immediacy.

The study also tested the effect that immediacy had on social impact.