Sentence examples for abrupt transformations from inspiring English sources

Tradition itself is full of abrupt transformations".

Eriksson recognized the abrupt transformation of his military life the morning after his meeting with Kirk.

Even more curious was the fact that no major web publications have covered Technorati's abrupt transformation.

Others with longer associations -- and a more critical eye -- also questioned the need for such an abrupt transformation.

Its adoption of industrialisation and Western constitutional government was perhaps the most abrupt transformation of a country in history.

In the fall, Mr. Nelford underwent an abrupt transformation as he began to date Kathleen Roskot, the first serious girlfriend his Columbia friends had ever seen him with.

Similarly, the abrupt transformation of vulnerable innocents into fearsome champions of the good owes more to the Power Rangers than to Dante or Milton.

The effect is magical, a little like Hermione's abrupt transformation, at the end of "The Winter's Tale," from statue to living woman.

In the late 14th century an abrupt transformation of the iconography of the Nativity occurred throughout western Europe, including Italy, and a second major version came into being.

His approach to composition and his rendering of space and light like his handling of contour, form, and colour, his brushwork, and (in his drawings and etchings) his treatment of line and tone are subject to gradual (or sometimes abrupt) transformation, even within a single work.

As in the case of sliding, the first stretching phase is suddenly interrupted through an abrupt transformation to a neighboring inter-tube configuration.