Sentence examples for all too abrupt from inspiring English sources
Five months in gestation, the show was over in a scant 12 minutes, marking an ending, all too abrupt, of the feverish cycle that is capped twice each year by the advent of another hectic New York Fashion Week.
In doing so, neither support for renewable energy as such should be challenged nor should the general framework for urgently required investments be subject to all too abrupt changes.
For the audience, such a gruesome execution was deeply satisfying – after King Joffrey's all-too-abrupt choking fit, here was some cosmic comeuppance for a genuinely loathsome villain.
Experience suggests, however, that financial excesses all too often lead to more abrupt economic turning points.None of this means that America is certain to head for a deep recession, let alone a depression.
Though the movie's final act offers an effective twist, its climactic showdown is all too brief and its denouement abrasively abrupt.
Later I expanded the number to nine, first of all to smooth over a couple of jumps that seemed too abrupt – I was very keen for time to sneak up on my men, as it does in life – "Ah! yet doth beauty like a dial-hand,/ Steal from his figure, and no pace perceived" – and also to achieve the pleasing symmetry of three stories for each of the three ages.
So the pivot feels too abrupt.
Miller Siegel considers his son too abrupt.
When the ending finally comes, it's too abrupt.
But for some people, the growth has been too abrupt.
We learned that we were too abrupt in that transition".
