Sentence examples for more carefully made from inspiring English sources

Now she's seeing more carefully made food.

Moving through one trashy-sexy texture after another, the album is much more carefully made than the band's previous two; it's minutely worked on, fussed over, thoroughly staged and blocked and lighted.

But that does not match the reality of many Starbucks customers, who rush through each morning on their way to work, or many of its former customers, who have rejected the chain's cookie-cutter shops in favor of small local shops that serve more carefully made coffee.

But Audrey Saunders, bartender extraordinaire and an owner of the Pegu Club on West Houston Street in Manhattan, feels that some of the more carefully made vodkas can be useful in the layering of cocktails, and that some allow bartenders to use more esoteric flavors.

Congress and the administration need to tread more carefully, making sure to preserve the great promise of therapeutic cloning while grappling with the ethical issues that cloning raises.

The purges should be carried out more carefully, making a clear distinction between members of the Gülenist network and people who are mere sympathizers of Gülen.

But others argue that animals that are named, and therefore seen as individuals, may be tended more carefully, making them less stressed.

"We just feel like we are able to proceed much more thoughtfully, carefully, making sure we have the right nucleus of people," concluded Nathan.

Suppose he had come in after Anderson got out, flung his bat around a bit and made 70-odd off 100 balls: suddenly the win is back on, and Smith would have to captain a bit more carefully, thereby making the draw easier to achieve.

We should have looked more carefully to make sure the same image was not used again.

And he said the sentence introducing the quotes about Halderman — the one about money and sex — could have been written more carefully to make sure it did not sound like an opinion about guilt or innocence.