Sentence examples for unexpected transition from inspiring English sources
"unexpected transition" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe a sudden change or shift in a situation or topic. For example: - The unexpected transition from summer to winter caught everyone off guard. - The movie's plot had an unexpected transition halfway through, leaving the audience surprised. - The politician's speech was going smoothly until an unexpected transition to a controversial topic caused a stir.
Upon making the unexpected transition from game hobbyist to game journalist several years ago, one of the first things I did was play the Halo series.
A phase inversion due to an unexpected transition of PMMA from the dispersed phase to the continuous phase was observed.
The appearance of an unexpected transition from single to double QW potential induced by ILF was revealed in a theoretical study from Lima et al.[28].
Both the as-deposited and irradiated Cu/Ta CANMs manifest the monotonically increased hardness with decreasing η, however, there is an unexpected transition from size-dependent irradiation hardening at η<1.0 to softening at η≥1.0 caused by a competition between dislocation-bubble interactions in crystalline nanolayers and RID in glassy nanolayers.
His death means the civil rights organization founded by the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. will go through another unexpected transition.
"Cougar Town's" unexpected transition to TBS from ABC is nothing short of a TV miracle in today's competitive primetime landscape, and the cast and executive producers seem well aware that they won the lottery with the comedy's fourth season renewal.
The cast underwent a few unexpected transitions of its own.
It does not go by quite that quickly, although players say that one of the unexpected transitions to the pros from college is the brevity of halftime.
Audiences must have been hardly able to register visually the compressed, unconventional movement when the ballet had its premiere in 1957; even today the choreography, with its unexpected transitions and acrobatic tension, can surprise, and in the best performances always does.
Reprioritize, reexamine, and reassess your actions to cope with unexpected transitions or changes.
The very same unexpected transitions that friends may laugh off could have the power to shape who we become.
