Sentence examples for is so abrupt from inspiring English sources

The change in tone is so abrupt that the dissonance it creates is almost distasteful.

J. V. acts as if Mike were from another planet — and so will you, since this shift is so abrupt.

In winter, the temperature change at the boundary of the current is so abrupt that as a ship moves into the Gulf Stream her bow may be momentarily in water twenty degrees warmer than that at her stern.

They fly up vertically, to 12 or 15 feet perhaps, then parachute back down to about four feet from the ground; but the return back up again is so abrupt that they appear to have landed on an invisible trampoline.

Ms. Kelly's exit is so abrupt that it is announced on the day the network runs a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal trumpeting the ratings of its prime-time lineup, with Ms. Kelly prominently pictured.

Baker's music is so abrupt in its intimacy that it can give you the sensation, as Rachel Syme put it in a piece for this Web site, of being "an interloper, eavesdropping on someone else's prayers".

Her descent was so abrupt.

"It's so abrupt," she said, "and it's very unfriendly.

Mr. Forbes's withdrawal was so abrupt that his commercials were still running on television here today.

At times, her reversals of tempo and of mood are so abrupt and intense, they're scary.

Sorry to be so abrupt with that answer Peter, but it was the end of the over.