Sentence examples for rather abrupt from inspiring English sources
"It seems rather abrupt".
Unsworth's denouement is dramatic and richly symbolic, if rather abrupt.
But it still seemed a rather abrupt and alarming timeout.
Amid the complicated, multilayered and rather abrupt nature of Turkish politics, one trend, however, remains clear.
When I wrote it my wife and I had just taken a rather abrupt decision to move to the States.
Singer, in turn, lives only for the friend whose company he loses in this version's rather abrupt first scene.
Rather, the abrupt alongshore changes in decadal behaviour coincide with sharp changes in shoreface morphology and the location of large man-made structures.
This time, our rather more abrupt appearance disclosed no basking seals.
The change from dry to wet conditions is transitional rather than abrupt.
Currency appreciation, on the other hand, worked with brutal speed.In seeking gradual inflation rather than abrupt currency appreciation, the SNB was therefore helping the country's exporters.
It was given setbacks "so the increased height from the shorter buildings to the new one is gradual rather than abrupt, and clad in two-tone beige and brown bricks to break up the scale," he said.
