Sentence examples for too abrupt from inspiring English sources

Miller Siegel considers his son too abrupt.

When the ending finally comes, it's too abrupt.

We learned that we were too abrupt in that transition".

It's too abrupt and the balletic language is insufficiently established.

Does the evidence therefore suggest that the slowdown so far is much too abrupt?

He also said that Abramson's management style was too abrupt and belligerent.

"We must take care to prevent too abrupt a tightening," he said.

"There should be fiscal adjustment, but it cannot be too abrupt," they wrote.

At present, however, this conclusion to the hour and half-long performance is too abrupt.

The German airplanes, digitized into existence, appear too flimsy and lightweight, their maneuvering too abrupt.

But for the Lebanese, peace with Israel is not yet part of the vocabulary; it would be too abrupt.