Meanings of rapid transitions in English

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There is no accounting for the rapid transitions of thought and feeling in drunken men.

In this strange existence, with its great and rapid transitions, happy events are always imminent.

It invents grotesque figures, it likes rapid transitions, luxurious forms, sharply marked changes, acute tones, a pathetic song.

The quick glance of Delafield not only watched, but easily detected, both the rapid transitions and the character of these opposite emotions.

She has elbow-room, and, moreover, she is not unused to rapid transitions from high prosperity to temporary difficulty, and so back again.

There was an eloquence in the rapid transitions of expression that melted one into another; there was a dreamy thoughtfulness in the magnificent hazel eyes.

He even delights in rapid transitions from one extreme to the other, as is amply proved by a curious custom which deserves to be recorded.

The long habit of rapid transitions made it easy for her to exclaim to the Duchess: "Why, I thought you'd gone back to the Princess!"

"Do you mind telling me-isthere another woman?" he demanded, with one of those rapid transitions of topic in which he excelled.

"No poet except Shakespeare," says Sir Walter Scott, "ever possessed the power of exciting the most varied and discordant emotions with such rapid transitions."