immediateness

Also to be reckoned with, was the immediateness of his attack.

I am sure he was no more surprised than was I by the immediateness of what followed.

The sheer joy of watching them and observing their interaction with the immediateness of life just cannot be underestimated.

Spontaneity and immediateness determine the creative work of Wols, who never underwent any formal artistic training.

Genius is immediateness.

This awakened a sense of gratitude in my heart, which combined with the immediateness of our peril to fill my eyes with tears.

As the vocative case gives the noun a distinct charge of familiarity, directness, and immediateness, nouns in the vocative are rarely used alone, except when addressing or calling someone.

It had all the complications of the human mechanism, all the liability of getting out of repair, and it could not be replaced with the ease and immediateness of the human being.

This inner sense resembles the external senses in the immediateness of the pleasure which its activity brings, and further in the necessity of its impressions: a beautiful thing being always, whether we will or no, beautiful.

The Washington scene is portrayed with a particular vividness; there's a wonderful immediateness to Mr. Just's depiction of both the city and its denizens, the lawyers, bureaucrats, politicians and spear carriers who are represented in the course of the narrative.

With "Redux" filming directly after the season one finale, the cast and crew were required to forgo the immediateness of their summer break so they could film; it was not aired in season two until the sixth scheduled airdate because of complications that arose after filming had ended.