sharp breakの例文

• This represented a sharp break from the futuristic, hyper rational post-punk years.
• Three years later, Blake made a sharp break with his previous life.
• Telling readers about the Pentagon Papers was a sharp break from those attitudes.
• Pentagon officials resisted making a sharp break with existing policy, administration officials said.
• This represented a sharp break from the futuristic, hyper-rational post-punk years.
• Even so, this year represents a sharp break in political form.
• As in the economy in general, there was a sharp break after 1672.
• His comments represented a sharp break from previous government statements on the case.
• Certainly, Macedonia represents a sharp break with previous NATO missions in the Balkans.
• Marshall argues the British takeover did not make any sharp break with the past.
• Nevertheless, the program is a sharp break from past policy.
• Pitching coach Joe Kerrigan was particularly pleased with the sharp break on Saberhagen's curve.
• The dissenters objected that the ruling Thursday was a sharp break from the past.
• But Komansky also represents a sharp break from the past.
• "I said, ` Let's make sure that the horse gets a sharp break, "'
• But reaching a deal with two companies also represented a sharp break with tradition.
• Hallman's design was a sharp break with the contemporary narrow, dark, and often filthy backyards.
• In a sharp break from character, they received hitting that was both thunderous and clutch.
• Fianna F醝l's economic programme marked a sharp break with their predecessors in Cumann na nGaedheal.
• It is difficult for monetary policy to deal with such a sharp break in confidence.