Sentence examples for more carefully crafted from inspiring English sources

Of course, I assume that the one I like more will be the more expensive, more carefully crafted one.

All State of the Union addresses are political statements: this one was more carefully crafted than most.

Photograph: Pablo Martinez Images All Stateetty Images All State of the Union addresses are political statements: this one was more carefully crafted than most.

By John Cassidy January 26 , 2011All State of the Union addresses are political statements: this one was more carefully crafted than most.

But on Thursday, with a more carefully crafted appeal for Mr. Turner, and the Texas court's closely split rejection, the Supreme Court called a halt to another lethal injection.

The Gore camp has long believed that the vice president would win the election because the positions he held were more carefully crafted to public opinion than those of Governor Bush.

This isn't just a first-time author trap, but first novels tend to be manuscripts that authors spend months (or years in fact, as that germ of an idea becomes something more) carefully crafting, becoming so in-tune with their characters and world that they forget readers don't have the same knowledge.

It knew that it needed to better serve those users by staking its own claim on mobile where it could more carefully craft the user experience it wanted to deliver.

In understanding the larger goal of the exercise, you can more carefully craft your paper to demonstrate that you have achieved said goal and are deserving of those coveted post or pre-name letters.

In one of the more thoughtful – and carefully crafted – speeches of the week, Watson also had strong words for some of Corbyn's supporters as he reeled off a list of achievements by the governments led by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

She also took a jab at Bravo, claiming the network's portrayal of her is "little more than a carefully crafted fiction, engineered by Bravo TV through scripted lines and clever editing".