Sentence examples for overly abrupt from inspiring English sources
Much of Eastern Europe and the ex-USSR got burned by an overly abrupt transition to capitalism, then recovered at various speeds.
Producer James Wong felt that the episode's ending seemed overly abrupt and unexpected, describing it as appearing "like we tried to play a trick on the audience to make them say 'Ooh, what the heck was that?
Incendiary emotional confrontations are rushed, shortcuts taken, and the movie screeches to a halt in an overly sentimental ending that is too abrupt to elicit the buckets of tears it might have, given more preparation.
"Dr. Neufeld" is too abrupt.
Luis Caballero directs the piece with a choreographer's pace that hides some abrupt transitions in Carmen Rivera's overly detailed and overpopulated script.
There may be an abrupt transition or two, along with a few overly reiterative or heavy-handed points.
More worrying is if a) the euro zone faces an abrupt financial panic, and b) it turns out that many American banks are overly invested in those suddenly defunct European banks.
