The Gallic influence is evident not only in the quick, sometimes abrupt cuts between scenes and the intimate, breathless camera work, but also in the way the film is entirely absorbed in the particulars of its characters and their world.
This effort on Reinhold's part to mediate the differences between the transcendental idealist "philosopher of freedom" (Fichte) and the common-sense "non-philosopher of faith" (Jacobi) pleased neither party, and signaled the quick and abrupt end of Reinhold's short-lived "Fichte phase".
The (faux) shifts are well-timed, and the paddles mimic quick, if slightly abrupt gear changes.
Our media and popular culture tell us that leaders and managers are strong, forceful go-to people with all the answers; that good ones are decisive, quick-witted, and abrupt.
However, business leaders and opposition politicians were quick to criticize his abrupt exit, especially after Mr. Abe's sudden departure.
The transition from comer to also-ran can be quick, if not exactly abrupt; the blandishments of future greatness hang around even after the promise of it has passed.
The swing away from hospitalization — with the advent of new medications that were amazing, and truly revolutionary — was abrupt and quick and done with the usual American optimism, but it was also done on the cheap and without providing a sufficient safety net.
During the argument, witnesses told investigators they heard "two abrupt and quick shots" in a backroom, officials said.
Prion diseases are caused by the abrupt and quick accumulation of misfolded prion proteins in the brain leading the neuronal cell death, dementia and ultimately death [ 4].
Again according to Eriksson, Clark was given to quick movements and to seemingly abrupt decisions that reflected Meserve's thinking in an exaggerated form.
