Even after the elapse of a short period of time, the higher order thinker may act completely the opposite in comparison to the deeds s/he is predicted to commit abruptly.
The former junior-middleweight contender also pleaded guilty to trying to commit aggravated assault, abruptly ending his weeklong trial, his lawyer, Mike McCrumb, said.
We've come a long way since the final scene of the 1967 film The Graduate, in which a young couple rails against their parents by breaking up a traditional wedding, only to abruptly commit to each other with blinders on -- the way their parents likely did.
To be sent down is the gravest penalty of all; what sin has Alice committed, one wonders, to be dispatched so abruptly down a rabbit hole?
However, he added the caveat, "once committed [to the mission], we can't abruptly withdraw".
And even before the mortgage crisis hit in August, both abruptly stopped offering guarantees, feeling they had committed enough money to these sales.
"[They said they were] kicked out of campus housing with nowhere else to go, abruptly forced to withdraw from school and even involuntarily committed to psychiatric wards".
Once committed to long-term memory, the results of learning tend to endure but can be abruptly abolished when specific parts of the brain are injured or removed; they also are vulnerable to interference from other learning.
Three days after Tiger Woods committed to make his long-awaited return to golf at this week's Safeway Open, he abruptly withdrew from the tournament Monday.
Opponents of Donald Trump were so committed to keeping him from speaking in Chicago that they aggressively clashed with supporters, forcing the GOP front-runner to abruptly cancel his rally before it even began.
