Sentence examples for more carefully it from inspiring English sources

At first it was simply boring, but as I listened more carefully, it grew increasingly painful, until it became excruciatingly so.

"If someone who was totally uninterested in politics has begun reading and watching the news more carefully, it would be my pleasure".

Nintendo actually seems to have taken the user experience into mind more carefully; it employs a 3D slider, rather than an on-off toggle, for varying degrees of the 3D effect.

The trouble with the idea of core values is that it is often invoked in a question-begging way, and when the rhetoric of professionalism is probed more carefully, it often turns out to be merely a cover for a rearguard action to protect the profession's monopoly rents.

And, in fact, when I think about it more carefully, it seems to me that the sky behind the city hall and above the circus tent was not entirely dark: it was the "blue hour," with some remnants of dusky pink, and a layer of phosphorescent white along the western horizon.

For instance, when trying to get factory workers to handle hazardous materials more carefully, it was more effective to frame the initiative as helping them take responsibility for oneself and one's co-workers, rather than as a part of the broader company objectives.

But he ought to clean his gun and point it more carefully lest it blow up in his face like it did this time".

But Gove – again, read it more carefully – insisted: "It is undeniable that the individuals I have named are hugely talented".

This version includes some significant changes: it is more carefully written; it removes Iraq from the list of countries falling under the ban; and it exempts those with green cards and valid visas.

Compared to the p-Laplacian equation, an analysis for the p ( x ) -Laplacian equation has to be carried out more carefully because it has complicated nonlinearities (it is nonhomogeneous) and includes a weighted function.

A pilot exposition spotlighting video art, film, and architecture betrays the fact that Verge may do its homework a bit more carefully than it likes to let on.