Sentence examples for abrupt intellectual from inspiring English sources
But now, in an abrupt intellectual shift, Wilson says that his embrace of Hamilton's equation was a serious scientific mistake.
The film, completed in 1985, is a sort of abrupt intellectual collage, done with tenderness, humor, and sketchy, freewheeling inventiveness, an open-ended work that points its vectors far into musical consciousness.
He loved conversation – not so much the serious intellectual kind as "the sharp, abrupt repartee which good spirits and familiarity introduce among friends, bantering and joking wittily and keenly with one another".
But unlike his intellectual cohort, he made an abrupt U-turn in the 21st century.
An abrupt shift in U.S. Federal Courts' interpretation of intellectual property rights (IPRs) policy amplified plaintiff incentives for filing these suits while escalating defendant penalties for proven violations.
Parents in interview studies described feeling abandoned by professionals when contact stops after a child death having grown close to staff during prolonged hospital stays [ 12, 18, 38] or with the abrupt cessation of support services after deaths of children with intellectual disability [ 14, 55].
Using a historical approach, we show that the evolution of public policy has not been characterized by abrupt shifts, but has instead been shaped through debates between renowned intellectuals.
In 1928 he published the novel Ni Huanzhi (Schoolmaster Ni Huanzhi), which chronicles the life and times of an intellectual from the time of the Chinese Revolution of 1911 12 to 1927, when the Northern Expedition against warlords came to an abrupt end.
