Sentence examples similar to feel more methodical from inspiring English sources

Ziegler is a clever and compassionate writer, but the play feels more methodical and less consequential than it should, as though there's a wilder, darker work roiling below its smooth surface.

If there is a precursor to the current tendency, among younger poets, to produce verse that feels more emotionally exacting than it semantically has any right to be, that is gleefully intuitive rather than bleakly methodical, it is Ceravolo.

Instead of resorting to old behavioral or non verbal mannerisms or emotional outbursts, consider taking a more methodical, communicative approach to explaining how you feel.

Mr. Smith, who has done strong recent work with the avant-garde saxophonist Tim Berne and the indie-rock band Xiu Xiu, recorded the album live with no overdubs, and its manic clarity feels like a punk gesture even when the music suggests something airier or more methodical.

That's essentially what Bolton's book preaches: a more methodical attitude to protest, one that prioritises methods over intent.

This dynamic requires a more methodical approach to product development, similar to "traditional" methods.

Scarry's approach was far more methodical.

He's more intense than I am, more methodical.

Princess Haya said she was actually more methodical than spontaneous.

Traditionally, the great German teams were powerful and more methodical.

Hashim might be a little bit more methodical and thoughtful.