Sentence examples for suddenly assumes from inspiring English sources

You can spend your whole life being unaware, until it's time to get married, when it suddenly assumes importance.

When the phonograph needle gets stuck, the soprano's voice keeps repeating the same word on the same quaver, which suddenly assumes a grotesquely independent life.

It's not that everyone in the protest crowd suddenly assumes the identity of a violent jerk it's that the many peaceful protesters feel a sort of kinship with the violent jerks against the aggressive police.

Joyce, quite understandably, grew agitated and angry when simple, everyday routines suddenly assumed nightmarishly difficult tasks.

When they reached the coasts and rivers of the archipelago, they did not suddenly assume a common identity.

"June 30 will not be some magical date when Iraqis suddenly assume authority," said Dan Senor, an American adviser.

But in these last few days, they have suddenly assumed a predictable stance, bending over glass counters and snapping up necklaces, bracelets and rings.

People embarking on those tours might come across art installations in storefronts reminiscent of Hopper scenes or mobs of people suddenly assuming Hopperesque poses.

This event has suddenly assumed an importance that seemed unlikely when the Fed raised interest rates last December for the first time since 2006.

His first child had suddenly assumed a melancholy expression in an experiment where the maid pretended to weep, even though the boy had apparently never before witnessed another person crying.

With the extended Road Hole looking more menacing than for many a decade and with so many of the other holes suddenly assuming their imposing quality, this could turn into a war of survival.