Sentence examples for abrupt feeling from inspiring English sources

I thought about the abrupt feeling of loss and the autonomous rolling of analogue slot machines that often gave you nothing in return.

With the line "If I should die before you," there was an abrupt influx of feeling, in the Callas manner.

As is the case with his electric band, Prime Time, all these loosely organized pieces stopped on a dime with a cue from the leader; the abrupt, pulled-up-short feeling is one of the funny pleasures of Mr. Coleman's music.

The four remaining AEs were single and mild: numbness at the back of the head, slight pain over one eyebrow, feeling of abrupt electrical variation, tachycardia during one session.

Gibson later described Wytheville as "a place where modernity had arrived to some extent but was deeply distrusted" and credits the beginnings of his relationship with science fiction, his "native literary culture", with the subsequent feeling of abrupt exile.

The presidential campaign has been a relatively polite affair in its early stages, and the day marked an abrupt change of tone that exposed the intensity of the bad feeling bubbling just below the surface in both parties.

Sudden endings can feel abrupt.

But transitions often feel abrupt.

Their coming together is abrupt -- an explosion of feeling that has been contortedly restrained -- but Ms. Foote has not solved, in language, the credibility problem.

Nothing should look abrupt.

But as seems to always be the case with the Bucks, that ever-so-brief era of good feelings came to an abrupt end.