Sentence examples for quite abrupt from inspiring English sources
And for family members of the sick, the denial could be quite abrupt.
He could be quite abrupt and I'd try and smooth out the rough edges.
The square format is quite abrupt, giving a sense of dynamism.
Paul was from Middlesbrough and people from the north-east are quite abrupt and say what they think.
This differed from the view of Cuvier, who recognized extensive and sometimes apparently quite abrupt changes in fossil faunas and their environments.
These zones are irregular and generally are gradational with each other, although in some instances the contact between gypsum and anhydrite is quite abrupt.
"It seems rather abrupt".
In a poll, 69% of respondents were against the change.In this section Papandreou tries to prop up the pillars Oranges are not the only fruit Hopes blown away A prime minister struck La fin de l'histoire Too many cooks Reprints Related items Education in France: A new reckoningOct 9th 2008 French education: Bac to schoolSep 6th 2007In fact, it may not be quite as abrupt as it seems.
"There's quite an abrupt change".
The Edge said, "A lot of nights it felt like quite an abrupt interruption that was probably not particularly welcomed by a lot of people in the audience.
