Sentence examples similar to abrupt pace from inspiring English sources

His replies were often curt and abrupt.

Abrupt tempo transitions.

The transition from student lawyer to trainee lawyer can mean an abrupt change of pace.

In a delightfully abrupt change of pace, the last two pictures in this show seem to burst into light.

Most of these edits work well enough, but the transitions between some scenes are abrupt and the pace of Kent Paul's direction awkwardly slows at times.

In the recordings released on Wednesday, Greenpeace highlighted the pivotal role played by the chancellor in the abrupt change of pace among Tories on climate change.

In a sport where the ripped groundstroke too often rules, Stepanek's attacking acrobatics and abrupt changes of pace are a tonic, but, however diverting, they were ultimately no antidote to Spain's clay-court prowess and support.

The reality (and rhythm shifts) left Djokovic shouting at himself after errors and even sprawled on the grass on Court 1 at one stage after Tomic surprised him — not for the first time — with an abrupt change of pace and direction from the baseline.

But there is no one on tour who plays quite like Date-Krumm, the deft and diminutive Japanese star who had Williams bamboozled for long stretches of Wednesday's match with her flat forehands, two-handed backhand slices and abrupt changes of pace and tactics.

For more abrupt changes, the pace doesn't matter; it's the magnitude of change to the carbon cycle that determines the likelihood of a mass extinction.

Cooper commented that while the song's lyrics seemed to be a "nondescript love song" that does not "quite warrant the abrupt change of pace", he praised Williams' vocals.