Sentence examples for doing things carefully from inspiring English sources

"I'm back to doing things carefully.

Ads haven't really changed all that much in 40 years, and the old way of doing things — carefully scripting a candidate with talking points and having them read a script into a camera — makes politicians look phony.

You can do it much faster and better, but we do things carefully and slowly".

Do things carefully, do them right and enjoy them.

Those who use it for self-aggrandizement betray their authority; those who apply it to better the situation can emulate craftsman doing things slowly, carefully and exactly to get it right.

(2) The list of hyperactive-impulsive symptoms has been increased to 13 to include 'uncomfortable doing things slowly or carefully'is'is often impatient', 'difficult to resist temptations or opportunities' and 'tends to act without thinking'.

"It will therefore think carefully about doing things".

"We spend a lot of time doing things like mixing paints and carefully measuring things, which is really fun," said Chapman.

It means doing things differently, not to mention that carefully focused targeting is likely more expensive than drinking from the fire hose to which they've become accustomed.

He acknowledged that the church had its own way of doing things; for that reason, he said carefully, we should "respect institutions and the decisions that they make".

And while feeling great is important to me, so is eating something delicious (and possibly unhealthy) once in a while with my friends and family, and I like to spend my free time doing things I want to do, not carefully following instructions from a meal plan on my computer in an overheated kitchen... even if some of the food was delicious.