Sentence examples for concludes abruptly from inspiring English sources

The Jefferson Bible, as this anti-supernatural Scripture is called, concludes abruptly, as Jesus is being laid in the tomb, without a hint of the Resurrection.

Andrew Unterberg and Sean McManus's "Infliction of Cruelty" takes its name from a quotation from Bertrand Russell, and concludes abruptly with a reference to Balzac.

The friendship concludes abruptly, like the friendship between Falstaff and Prince Hal and for pretty much the same reason, only — because we don't see it from Kalaj's point of view — the breakup feels less tragic.

Were the keys for the lock lost, or was cycling an experiment the owner chose to conclude abruptly?

The resulting profiles were heartbreaking and horrifying in equal measure, depicting a halting, visibly terrified man who said he "felt like a prisoner": occasionally, the interviews concluded abruptly with Wilson asking the journalist for drugs.

The resulting profiles were heartbreaking and horrifying in equal measure, depicting a halting, visibly terrified man who said he "felt like a prisoner": occasionally, the interviews concluded abruptly with Wilson asking the journalist for drugs.

He went to Eton and Oxford, where he appeared with Johnson in a Bullingdon Club picture that surfaced last year; the members, most of them Old Etonians and all of them dressed in tails, were posing for their annual group shot shortly before a dinner that concluded abruptly with a potted plant being thrown through the restaurant's window.

Every other month Edwidge's father mailed a half-page, three-paragraph letter addressed to her uncle — "the first paragraph offering news of his and my mother's health, the second detailing how to spend the money they had wired for food, lodging and school expenses for Bob and myself, the third section concluding abruptly after reassuring us that we'd be hearing again from him before long".

"What this campaign is about," he concluded abruptly, "is whether we can mobilize our people to take back our government from a handful of billionaires and create the vibrant democracy we know we can and should have".

Acts concludes rather abruptly after Paul has successfully preached the gospel in Rome, then the acknowledged centre of the Gentile world.

The movie also concludes too abruptly, which makes the furious buildup of anger earlier in the picture seem like a put-on.