Sentence examples for apparent hurry from inspiring English sources

Nor is the church in any apparent hurry to carry out the reforms conservatives would like.

Physical facts and sensations are not stinted in the novel; as in "My Dinner with André," there is no apparent hurry.

A big white dog loped down the center of Abu Nawas Street, followed, some minutes later, by a man on a bicycle, pedalling along in no apparent hurry.

At that time, the scrolls were under the control of only 10 scholars who were in no apparent hurry to share them with others.

The respectful crowds stroll through the picturesque site, which is still the most pleasant festival venue I've ever been to, in no apparent hurry to get to the next gig.

PHOENIX — Long after their Lakers teammates departed the locker room, Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher lingered in the adjacent trainer's area, visible through a plate glass window and in no apparent hurry to explain a stinging playoff defeat to reporters before they had seethed over it with each other.

The audience eventually applauds, in an apparent attempt to hurry her up.

Because of the relentless crowds and apparent understaffing, service can be hurry up and wait.

Glass waited, but the young man was in no hurry; it was apparent even down the phone line that he was once again enjoying himself.

"In Time Travel, the story is going to become a little bit more apparent, although we're not in a hurry to tell this," says Lyalin.

Mr. Gerstner clearly is in no hurry to share the public spotlight with his heir apparent.