Sentence examples for more methodical than from inspiring English sources

The divide-and-conquer method is more methodical than the SWAG method and is generally much superior.

Princess Haya said she was actually more methodical than spontaneous.

The Washington Redskins were more methodical than freewheeling on an afternoon when their defense deserved most of the accolades.

But those putts did not go in, and Singh won in a Masters that was more methodical than melodramatic.

Though Bedard is a bit more methodical than Pittsburgh's other starters, the Pirates have no problem with him being patient if he continues to flummox hitters.

The Roman jurists, eventually headed by Robert Cardinal Bellarmine, an eminent Jesuit theologian (he was later canonized), were more methodical than the Venetians.

But at the same time he was actually learning his craft in a quieter, more methodical way than the reports suggested.

Not so: it is just that "he starves and stints himself in a more methodical way than the Christian proletarian does.

But it really should be done in a much more methodical way than most people do it.

What makes this even more impressive is that Todd Barry has a much slower, more methodical energy than most comics (especially crowd work comics).

Anyone who has traveled to foreign countries where English is not the dominant language has experienced moments of anxiety as they realize that signs are written in a foreign alphabet or that their attempts to learn a foreign language allowed them to speak at a much slower and more methodical pace than that of standard conversation.