Sentence examples for many carefully from inspiring English sources

But many carefully documented interviews revealed nothing of the sort.

Understandably, many carefully ration their white birch or black cherry.

But it is gold of another sort that is sending so many carefully wrought movies out into very busy traffic.

The book went through edition after edition in his lifetime, many carefully overseen, some even part-printed, by the poet himself he was a hands-on kind of a poet-editor.

Greenough gamely theorizes: From our own experiences, we instinctively know when viewing snapshots like these that they, unlike many carefully crafted works of art or fully articulated documents, possess a kind of truth that is both profound and unassailable.

With its many carefully placed, mostly small, mostly three-dimensional curiosities, the exhibition is like a walk-in box by Joseph Cornell, one of whose dreamy yet rigorously formal assemblages greets the visitor at the beginning of the show.

On the downside, this can take many carefully-planned, easily messed up attempts to complete.

Many are carefully picking the markets in which they wish to remain.

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When Americans should be splurging on holiday gifts, many are carefully watching their budgets, partly because of the high energy prices.

The orchestration is not particularly unusual, yet there are so many moments, carefully pinpointing the action, where Puccini shows a radical musical intelligence seldom acknowledged.