Sentence examples for abrupt transitions from inspiring English sources

CAPE TOWN — This is a World Cup of abrupt transitions.

Abrupt transitions made the piece seem restless and occasionally aimless, but Mr. Hakhnazaryan's commitment was persuasive.

But it's the abrupt transitions that have been the most indelible.

The juxtaposition of high art and low sports politics was surreal, so too the abrupt transitions from tedium to farce.

It has to do with music, with form, with sometimes abrupt transitions from one theme to another.

Mr. Scheffer and other scientists are now trying to identify the early-warning signals for climate that precede abrupt transitions.

Tiriac is a street-smart survivor and opportunist whose colorful life is a reflection of an era brimming with abrupt transitions and abundant opportunity.

While Shotover and Ellie, in a surprisingly tender scene, discover each other as kindred spirits, not all of the cast negotiate the abrupt transitions.

Luis Caballero directs the piece with a choreographer's pace that hides some abrupt transitions in Carmen Rivera's overly detailed and overpopulated script.

This is a play that, in the classic manner of late work by geniuses, is full of expressively abrupt transitions between violently disparate tones.

His intelligent, eloquent performance emphasized the work's silences and abrupt transitions, creating a very different effect from that of traditional, lushly sweeping Schumann interpretations.