Sentence examples for sort of abrupt from inspiring English sources
This does not appear to be the sort of abrupt American unilateralism that many people fear.
The film, completed in 1985, is a sort of abrupt intellectual collage, done with tenderness, humor, and sketchy, freewheeling inventiveness, an open-ended work that points its vectors far into musical consciousness.
However, it's very unlikely that the U.S. would ever suffer the sort of abrupt inability to sell its bonds that triggered a fiscal crisis in other countries.
This sort of abrupt end to blue collar jobs is a common theme in automation, which Amazon just achieved without even using a robot.
Then Man No. 2 slipped into an imaginary car with Man No. 1 and began to drive the car to the insistent beat of rock music, turning the wheel and signaling all sorts of abrupt maneuvers with genuinely hilarious gusto.
Sort of like: 'You're kind of rude and abrupt.
Tradition itself is full of abrupt transformations".
Instead, the book is a manual of abrupt, gruesome violence.
One died of abrupt haemoptosis of unclear reason.
By 1958, Ms. Jochnowitz said, the Jewish Life staff had become "anguished" by the Soviet Union's abrupt discarding of Stalin and the only sort of Communism they had known.
