Sentence examples for as a suddenly from inspiring English sources

Nor is she wholly convincing as a suddenly sophisticated actress.

As a suddenly downsized advertising executive, Mr. Goldblum gives a wry, understated, self-effacing performance that doesn't really match the character in the script.

Just as a suddenly dated and superficial march of the stereotypes is bothersome, the wallop of "Falsettoland" registers an emotional and musical knockout.

It's one of those things you never think about, limoncello, until it pops up as a suddenly great idea: that dazzling bright yellow, half-frozen, lemony tang, like an adult slushie.

As a suddenly lonely person I am now more likely to deal with you cautiously, defensively, as a potential threat to me [because you might leave and add to my pain], and you recognise that so we are going to have more negative social reactions.

Mars hadn't quite figured that out, and as a suddenly unemployed 19-year-old 2,500 miles from home he could barely afford to gas up his Jeep Cherokee.

In "Burn Notice," Jeffrey Donovan stars as Michael Westen, a suddenly former spy — "burn notice" is the term used in spy circles when an agent is terminated.

Alas, the calls and our "relationship" came to an end, as suddenly as it began.

The rain stopped just a suddenly as it began.

Just as suddenly a scrim lifts and the room turns into a nightclub stage, and the disparate, desperate elements that fuel her coalesce into a coherent, riveting whole.

Functional space becomes the ceremonial world of theming, or fantasy or high-end cultural architecture as suddenly as if a CD were switched on mid-symphony.