Sentence examples for not really a sudden from inspiring English sources

To make sense of this, we first have to remember that, like most resignations, this is not really a sudden bolt from the blue, but a culmination of feuding within the government that has been going on for a very long time.

there is not really a start.

But Mr. Bloom's untimely death was not really sudden, nor was it inevitable.

A) It hasn't really been sudden, but it has been revolutionary.

Of course, LinkedIn didn't really all of a sudden have a growth spurt in October.

"He doesn't get too panicky, doesn't really make sudden moves that aren't necessary," closer Tyler Clippard said.

"Members are not really consulted and all of a sudden they are confronted with the pool being closed".

It went on like that for many years, people slowly discovering his songs, so we didn't really experience any sudden sense of his music, or his name, becoming popular to a mass audience.

Is it any wonder our bedtime stories teem with predators who look but aren't really human, with sudden invasions of dark angels and vampiric worms, with scrappy bands of supply-seeking survivors of a world divided clearly into "us" and "them"?

He seems to realise all of a sudden that he's not really meant to be there and so punts the ball out for a goal kick.

Everything felt familiar, from that friend who was always ready to fight somebody, to feeling slightly out of place and not really wanting to dance, to the sudden appearance of the boy from childhood whose presence instantly smoothed all jitters.