Sentence examples for More deliberate pace from inspiring English sources

He favors a more deliberate pace toward independence.

Slowing No. 8 Memphis's up-and-down transition offense, St . Louismanaged to get the fleet Tigers to play at its more deliberate pace.

Despite the more deliberate pace of creating military tribunals, the Defense Department is starting to find people to staff the system, officials said.

In a nation that relishes speed, from fast cars to fast food, it has often been difficult to get people to embrace a more deliberate pace.

Scandalous rumors about popular musicians were just as lurid in the 18th century as they are today, but they moved at a more deliberate pace.

Penn coach Mike Murphy used to employ a more deliberate pace of play, and he could try to control the tempo against Yale in an effort to shorten the game and conserve energy for a possible appearance in the final.

These alternative movies tend to tell their stories at a more deliberate, realistic pace, inducing viewers to lean forward and engage.

People who are faster often think of people who are slower as "not able to keep up" or "risk-averse" or even (as I noted above) "not too bright". People who are more deliberate in their pace tend to think of faster-paced people as "impulsive," "not thoughtful" or "pushy". Someone I used to work with was quite serious and very logical.

Progress has been made, but at a more iterative and deliberate pace than perhaps needed and desired by a public becoming accustomed to instantaneous information access.

Now led by his 85-year-old widow, Ruth, with the help of their 10 children and, more recently, their grandchildren, this eccentric family effort has plodded forward through doubts and controversy at a deliberate pace more in keeping with the age of the pyramids than the age of Twitter.

When night falls, though, that same deliberate pace becomes more sinister, as the town discloses its darker side.