Sentence examples for methodical discipline from inspiring English sources

But there has never been any grandiosity in the work itself, which always evinces methodical discipline.

The next four novels came out one a year with methodical discipline.

The price of poetic soaring, despite all that dragged him down, was a methodical discipline that edged into arrogance and intolerance of criticism.

Marden's persona could become a bit much for some people, as when he entitled a series of abstract drawings "Suicide Notes," or when he was quoted as declaring, "Painting says 'pain' in it". But there has never been any grandiosity in the work itself, which always evinces methodical discipline.

The hermeneutic sciences, then, bring methodical discipline to features of everyday interaction, and in that sense are on a par with the empirical-analytic sciences, which elevate everyday instrumental action to experimental method.

At Camberwell, William Coldstream ran a methodical, disciplined life class: the clinical approach and Coldstream's personal coldness were both inimical to Frost, but the discipline was good for an aspiring painter with no previous training, and he had the good luck that Victor Pasmore was also teaching there.

He was known to be both quick and methodical, bringing "discipline and accountability" to Ford, according to the Automotive Hall of Fame; Mr. Lundy was inducted to the hall in 2003.

He was extremely industrious, methodical, and disciplined in habits and thoughts, and his private life was virtuous.

When asked about her as a manager, people who have worked for Mrs. Clinton, the Democratic senator from New York, described her as "organized," "methodical" and "disciplined".

Every OFA staffer follows that same methodical, focused, disciplined approach.

Former aides described her as "organized," "methodical" and "disciplined" -- words not usually associated with Bill.