Sentence examples for sudden points from inspiring English sources

At sudden points, the meticulous and driving prose of the narrator's monologue will shift, opening the story into passages that seem disassociated from the present.

Policy processes are not straight forward and there may be sudden points of opportunity to influence decision making [ 8].

At one point, an apparently directionless list of remembered impressions reaches a sudden point of culmination: "Tenants came and went and their artefacts accumulated – a framed drawing, a piggy bank, a bong.

This work analyzes the nonlinear impulse response of a composite sandwich plate exposed to a sudden point-wise transverse loading on the top face sheet.

Bungie intended the sudden point of view switch to a member of the Covenant as a plot twist that no one would have seen coming, but the character in particular and the humanization of the Covenant in general was not evenly received by critics and fans.

"Broken-stick" relationships which involved sudden change points did not fit the response data better than smooth relationships obtained from generalised additive or linear models.

From a systems theoretical perspective, dynamic complexity ("dynaxity") causes rapid, erratic processes with sudden tipping points where a system transgresses its former behavioural boundaries and starts to display completely new traits.

There aren't sudden turning points.

Economists are notoriously bad at predicting sudden turning-points in global growth.

Unlike recent trading sessions, Thursday's numbers involved no sudden 300-point swings.

Those certain that Mike D'Antoni's sudden resignation pointed to a mutiny by Anthony finally, it seemed, had proof.