Sentence examples for deliberate methodical from inspiring English sources

The more deliberate, methodical storytelling of the Danish series also created a different environment for the actors.

Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren went further still, arguing the bill was "just one more piece of a deliberate, methodical orchestrated rightwing attack on women's rights".

"It's a very deliberate, methodical strategy that we have to go after and remove as many of these dams as is feasible," said John Catena, the northeast regional supervisor for NOAA's Restoration Center.

While coaching the Orlando Magic to three consecutive winning seasons in the early 2000s, Rivers was forced to routinely rely on the likes of Darrell Armstrong, Troy Hudson, Chucky Atkins and even Grant Hill to orchestrate his deliberate, methodical offense – an offense that finished in the Top 10 in both the 2001-2 and 2002-3 seasons.

"Everything you hear on Pandora has gone through a very deliberate, methodical musical analysis," Westergren explains.

"Nope, it's just one more piece of deliberate, methodical, orchestrated right-wing attack on women's rights".

Beyoncé said of Matsoukas in an e-mail, "She is a force, deliberate and methodical".

This is consistent with our practice of deliberate and methodical analysis, developed in the course of more than thirty-five years of experience.

We'll define it as "the slow, deliberate, and methodical advance of Islamic law (Shariah) in non-Muslim countries" (literal definitions below).

Carter on Thursday said he came to a different conclusion, but he said the integration of women into the combat jobs will be deliberate and methodical and will address the marines' concerns.

"We've been taking a very deliberate and methodical approach to rolling out our program, which we believe will drive better apps, better discovery and a better business for developers".