Sentence examples for as abrupt from inspiring English sources

Nor is it likely to be as abrupt.

In fact, however, the change isn't as abrupt as Stephenson made it out to be.

In America that's regarded as favourable; here it is seen as abrupt, confrontational and arrogant".

A bright door, isolated in the middle of the page, looks as abrupt as the exclamation mark it strangely resembles.

Friends described his resignation as abrupt; he had been scheduling meetings and discussing policy proposals as recently as last week.

And remember a Verdi staccato is not like a Rossini staccato; it is detached but not as abrupt.

These cells probably facilitate rapid responses such as abrupt contractions of the anterior trunk when the proboscis is touched.

The precision of observation and the ear for dialogue are masterly; the ending is as abrupt as a car crash.

Adkins' departure from St Mary's was as abrupt and ruthless as McDermott's removal from the Reading post on 11 March.

NORMALLY, it takes a scandal to cause a political humbling as abrupt as the one that has befallen Guido Westerwelle.

It was as abrupt a departure from last season's ultra tasteful Bardot-meets-Mad Men look as it is possible to get.