Sentence examples for meticulously controlled from inspiring English sources

For all its abrupt and gutsy glamour, "Too Bright" had been meticulously controlled.

DW In Lynne Ramsay's meticulously controlled adaptation of Lionel Shriver's novel, we only glimpse the odd drop of blood.

His surfaces, once so meticulously controlled, were now unpredictable, crusty here, paint-free there, as if intended for touch rather than sight.

Donald Antrim's three books of fiction "Elect Mr. Robinson for a Better World," "The Hundred Brothers" and "The Verificationist" are sly exercises in unfettered fabulation, at once wildly inventive and meticulously controlled.

It's not surprising, in light of that atmosphere, that the movie is marked by a tension between stylization and hurried detachment, between Mr. Schroeder's meticulously controlled color palette and his more urgent inclination to keep from having his head blown off.

Even rightwing commentators such as Bernard Levin hailed it as "one of the most powerful, profound and haunting long poems of modern times … a meticulously controlled yell of rage and hope combined, a poisoned dart aimed with deadly precision at the waste of human potential".

Because controlled feeding studies meticulously control experimental diets, they are intellectually and logistically challenging to conduct.

This jazz pianist's longstanding trio makes dramatic music that leaps from the unconscious; it can play with your feelings, giving you a floating sensation as it layers different tempos and as Mr. Mehldau meticulously controls his dynamics with keyboard and pedals.

This jazz pianist's long-standing trio makes dramatic music that leaps from the unconscious; it can play with your feelings, giving you a floating sensation as it layers different tempos, and as Mr. Mehldau meticulously controls his dynamics with keyboard and pedals.

Yet it is easy to meticulously control the dose of oxygen (the combination of its partial pressure and duration of exposure), in contrast to many other drugs, and therefore clinically significant manifestations of oxygen toxicity are uncommon.

— It was the morning of Notre Dame's pro day, and the cameras, commentators and representatives from nearly every N.F.L. team gathered in South Bend, Ind., for another meticulously planned, flawlessly controlled workout at one of the most traditional spots to scour for college talent before April's draft.