Sentence examples for less premeditated from inspiring English sources

Theodore Couloumbis, an international relations professor at Athens University, said he appears "less contrived, more spontaneous, less premeditated, more likely to be believed".

They've shifted elements around (it's Chief Thurman's indecisive wife Ida who's pregnant rather than Marge Gunderson's replacement Deputy Molly, and Lester Nygaard's crime is less premeditated than Jerry Lundegaard's plot to kidnap his own wife).

Nearly 200 years after his birth, it is time to recognize that Berlioz's apparent simplicity -- indeed, his work in general -- is no less premeditated than Stravinsky's or that of any other fine composer with an expressive range from the abecedarian to the abstruse.

This will make your plan sound less premeditated.

But after the carefully assembled textural variety of "Earthly Delights," this album is a throwback to the group's fundamental low-fi assault — less a premeditated statement of musical progress than a controlled release of pressure.

Bent over impalpable dollhouses, moving their lips while they rearrange the furniture and figures, they give themselves over to such deep play that their stories read less like a premeditated imposition than obedience to the whispered suggestions of the universe.

In a majority (>80 %) the act of self-poisoning was premeditated for less than one day, and about a quarter of the participants had a previous history of suicide attempts.

It began to seem more premeditated, more coherent in its fabric and less delusional".

Also, it is subject to less measurement error since sports and exercise activities are usually premeditated and hence easier to recall by respondents [ 9].

The spectrum of possible indictments in police shooting cases run from an intentional premeditated killing all the way down to the far less serious crime of involuntary manslaughter, where criminal intent does not need to be proven.

Convenience rather than premeditated design influenced the selection of records and, scientifically, the data are less-than-perfect as a basis for testing the hypothesis.