Examples of 'imminence' in a sentence
Meaning of "imminence"
Imminence (noun): Refers to the state of something being about to happen or occur soon. It is used to describe a situation that is impending or on the verge of taking place
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- The state or condition of being about to happen; imminent quality.
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Foreseeability and imminence of the change in circumstances.
Within the light a feeling of imminence grows.
The sudden imminence of death is such an event.
The fear of death in the imminence of loss.
The imminence of enlargement gives added urgency.
A critical question is how imminence ought to be defined.
The imminence of a new war silenced these scruples.
I was not so aware of the imminence of a nuclear threat.
Imminence does not play a role here.
This is a far cry from an imminence requirement.
But the imminence of her betrothal.
It took no genius to see the imminence of war.
Assess the imminence of the threat.
The different prophecies opposing imminence.
It is about the imminence of the threat.
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It was designed to promote the doctrine of imminence.
But the imminence of the danger forced him on.
Both seemed to recognise the imminence of a grim.
The issue of imminence had been the subject of considerable controversy.
Is not to assert the imminence of war.
And the imminence of existence.
Negative sentiment from investors signalling imminence of a bottom.
The imminence of the medical test can generate anxiety.
Bearing in mind the imminence of war.
The imminence of a new millennium naturally generates hopes and expectations.
Feverishly seeing the imminence of night.
And what is imminence of death turns out to be a ticket for life.
They made me in a hurry to deal with the imminence of war.
Imminence of removal is always a highly material factor in immigration bail applications.
The rationale for the imminence rule seems obvious.
These are the tacit assumptions that underlie the imminence.
The imminence of a war.
But that is not imminence.
But the very imminence of the emergency paralyzed his invention.
Concepts of danger and imminence.
Imminence of the danger.
Today we will turn to imminence.
Imminence describes the occurrence of an event in the very near future.
There is no further official word as to the exact imminence of the threat.
The imminence of catastrophe.
The poet seems to presage the imminence of his own death.
Imminence of potential harm.
It was not so much the fact itself as its imminence that is disturbing.
The imminence of danger or separation brings about feelings of desperate insecurity.
The intensity of pain increases in proportion to the imminence of the crisis.
And that imminence terrifies the inertia of our mental repertoire.
But the question is how the term imminence should be defined.
The imminence of the insolvency might be judged by reference to the group situation.
There is a sort of difference there in terms of the imminence of the threat.
But the imminence of her betrothal made one thing abundantly clear.
