Sentence examples for bit sudden from inspiring English sources

This is all a bit sudden.

Eva I love you says Walter [a bit sudden? Ed] see you tonight.

But – sorry, ladies – he politely declined, as he has a steady girlfriend: "And it's a little bit sudden.

You are, of course, quite right that it was a bit sudden to get engaged, and I am absolutely thrilled you have now met someone on your way to work to whom you have proposed.

While I will not mock her political conversion, I do believe that the reasons given are somewhat contrived and her conversion just a bit too sudden, too fast.

Rumpelstiltskin outwits the girl and has his hands on the baby; a sudden bit of luck in the forest dooms him.

Let me follow up a bit on the sudden discovery by Republicans that cuts in government spending cost jobs and drive up the unemployment rate – as long as the spending is on destruction rather than construction.

As the chart above shows, the 2008 economic crisis looks a bit like a sudden storm sweeping across a pond; there were two smaller subsequent squalls but all eventually became calm again.

Generously, we can think that each man changed enough after 10 years to forgive the other; not so generously, this is a rather sudden bit of character development for men who only clinked beers a few weeks ago.

UK Anime Network's Andy Hanley, who attended a screening at the Scotland Loves Animation festival, said it is "beautiful in its simplicity", though noting that the climax seemed a bit rushed and sudden, leaving the audience to struggle with their emotions.

The choir also offers the potential of perfectly terraced dynamics, sudden bits of counterpoint and the attention-getting clicks and growls of African languages.