immediacy

IPA: ɪmˈidiʌsi

Examples of "immediacy" in Sentences

"The sense of immediacy is quite important in blogs."
Prof. Carl G. Jung refers to what he calls the immediacy of the Negro race.
Their sense of immediacy is not the same as we adhere to in Canada and the US.
The immediacy is far scarier than simply telling someone about being held captive.
If true, this would give a certain immediacy for any effort to fracture the insurgency.
Such immediacy is clearly going to overwhelm any subtle long-term psychological effects.
This immediacy is due in no small part to another artist I'd never really taken seriously enough: Penélope Cruz.
To me, the immediacy is key and provides a venue for contributors like myself, who would not tolerate being edited, as my opinions are sometimes considered way out there.
It occurred to me then that an RSS-only publishing tool, though it may seem daft to some now, could become an ideal publishing platform for many purposes where immediacy is all that matters.