Sentence examples for abrupt endings from inspiring English sources
Little adds up here: there's a natural sense of drama, but also abrupt endings and songs that go on past where they should end.
But, equally important, firsts also represent abrupt endings, and endings bring sadness, nostalgia and, sometimes, regrets.
Formally, the poems embrace the conventions of medieval Spanish balladry: a nonstanzaic construction, in medias res openings, and abrupt endings.
Ms. Uitti underscored the startlingly abrupt endings of the second and third sections with dramatic sweeps of her bow.
Like baseball swings, tennis shots, and tackles in football, dunks have the quality of abrupt endings, of momentous and violent collisions between moving objects and determined people.
His short chapters, with their abrupt endings and fragmentary first-person narrative, depict a puzzling modern world in which old friends talk politics in bars while "Death stretches his bony fingers" over their drinks.
Tiny children dance to the sound, in a never-ending cycle of blood, music and death, and it all comes – as it should, but as you don't anticipate – to a shockingly abrupt end.
Abrupt sentence endings, erratic pacing, a few awkward silences where the audience realised he'd delivered a line to clap to – when he brought it to a close he almost surprised himself.
Another is "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket" by Edgar Allan Poe, with its abrupt non-ending: "And the hue of the skin of the figure was of the perfect whiteness of snow .Mr Penn does not appear in the films he directs but he gets memorable performances from his actors, including Emile Hirsch, who plays McCandless.
