Sentence examples for its pacing from inspiring English sources

Canby believed that while the film did not match the previous two in its pacing, it still had "hilariously off-the-wall sequences" such as the circus train chase.

Though the novel is uneven, its pacing awkward as it brushes up against the film, its issues sometimes forced (the critique of McMansions, for example, is not relevant to the novel's emotional core), it is still worth reading.

However, it is painfully slow in its pacing and at times overly melodramatic.

Rather, TCM succeeds because its pacing and tone allow it to casually and humorously posit each of Hooper's ideas, while those ideas add dread to the proceedings on screen.

Sure, the drama has some convenient twists and a few believability-stretching moments, but I'm willing to give "The 100" the benefit of the doubt because its cast is used well, its pacing is crisp and it's more morally adventurous than a lot of shows with far greater resources.

Its pacing is too slow and it requires a real investment of the reader's attention.

Despite having criticized Alien in 1980, Roger Ebert included it in his "Great Movies" column in 2003, ranking it among "the most influential of modern action pictures" and praising its pacing, atmosphere, and settings: One of the great strengths of Alien is its pacing.

The beauty of this show was partly in its pacing.

Its pacing can be challenging, and its idiosyncrasies are many.

The film takes its pacing, as well as its title, from Merwin's poetry.

The show takes a little while to get going its pacing closer to the brooding, unfolding Jessica Jones than the brutal punch-up of Daredevil and we wait for the inciting incident that'll swing Cage into action.