Sentence examples for has a different pace from inspiring English sources

"I know television has a different pace," he said, his voice rising slightly, "and I hear that you're saying it's got to go into the format.

More frequent outings of this kind of programming would get us more used to political satire: it has a different pace and tone and I think we might have grown out of it a bit.

Every person has a different pace that they can hold for a long time.

We have a different pace though, a diurnal quality".

The segregation of immigrants into public schools has occurred at a different pace across the country and has generally been related to the size of immigration flows.

He may not have O'Driscoll's dancing feet, but with England having pace out wide he has a different role to play.

Every student has a different blend of intelligence and within that a different learning style and pace.

Everyone here has a different need for self care: getting over breakups, personal dilemmas or simply to unplug from the pace of urban life.

Noting how the film was set in the Caribbean and had a different, slower pace than Speed, Mancina gave the score a "Jamaican/Latin feel" by incorporating reggae music in between action sequences.

Could some of it have done with been cooked at a different pace yet other parts have turned out fine?

"I only see motives that are reappearing, although they have a different rhythm and pacing".