Sentence examples for between carefully from inspiring English sources

In fact, many miscreants operate somewhere in between, carefully replicating the logic of scams without completely copying all material from prior iterations of the attack.

Opposition parties are marginalised; elections are like televised wrestling, a sham contest between carefully vetted contestants.

Never mind that there's a difference between carefully considered deregulation and heedless abandonment of environmental obligations.

In the balance between carefully reporting science and courting interest, we believe many press releases push the latter too far.

During the 20th century planned hybridization between carefully selected parents has become dominant in the breeding of self-pollinated species.

In the dialogues between images, in his great walls of colliding imagery, there is a constant oscillation between carefully posed and constructed theatricality and snapshot immediacy and spontaneity.

All their adult lives the elections had been between a carefully approved range of candidates.

When you read his poems, the excitement comes from catching the friction between those carefully crafted, Buntingesque structures and the spontaneous departures.

Such events hover by nature between the carefully prepared and the ad hoc, and some moments seem better rehearsed than others.

And between his carefully chosen words, there were suggestions that even Mr. Simons, a diplomat with more than 30 years' experience, thought the State Department had overreacted.

But then, MATA concerts often ask, implicitly, whether there is really a distinction between a carefully made pop song and an art song.