Sentence examples for became methodical from inspiring English sources

As the men grew more frantic, their exploitation became methodical and humiliating.

But in "Banguela," what seems meditative eventually becomes methodical with too many similar scenes.

The killings started in a spree, with six people shot in 30 hours, then became more methodical and slower-paced.

As the Lightning (24 shots) became more methodical about protecting its lead, it still mounted occasional rushes while clogging up the ice to prevent a rally.

Following innovative farmers such as Robert Bakewell (1725 1795), selection recently became more methodical in industrialized countries, in particular with the opening of the first herd-books which strictly defined the breed standards.

Over the years, I have become increasingly methodical in my draft-day preparations.

It elides a basic truth: that Bush has become a methodical, disciplined candidate and officeholder.

And it was the latest chapter in what has become a methodical drive by the president to make the election a stark choice between him and Mr. Romney: on taxes, Medicare, education – on anything, it seems, but the gasping economy.

One of his few theories about photography is that if it does not provide a lot of fun for both him and his model, it is not worth bothering with, because his work will become static, methodical, and dull.

Mr. Gruber, like other survivors of the dot-com years, has become more methodical, arming himself with innumerable charts and filters, a daily game plan and a lot of discipline.

It was the first day of Mr. Obama's two-day swing through a pair of electoral battlegrounds, and it showcased what has become a methodical drive by the president to make the election a stark choice between him and Mr. Romney: on tax policy, Medicare, education — anything, it seems, but the gasping economy.