Sentence examples for pace of movement from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the level of technical capability, the effect of camera movement depends on the context and the pace of movement.

But if the pace of movement is slow enough to allow investment to adjust, borders could open without any wage dislocation in either origin or destination economies.

Krakauer describes an agonizingly slow pace of movement, having to stop and "draw three or four lungfuls of air after each ponderous step".

However, the pace of movement towards putting the final piece of the devolution jigsaw in place is slow because the DUP leader and first minister, Peter Robinson, has to sell the deal to nervous backbenchers who worry about having to face the TUV and a hardline loyalist backlash on the doorsteps.

Know that there are no rules to the pace of movement.

Do the same with Speed by keeping Volume and Distance steady and vary the pace of movement across the surface.

You can get pace out of movement within the frame, but I notice that even in mainstream movies now, people use these sort of MTV techniques, which is alright if you've got a music beat to hold it together, but it's disorienting.

Kennedy countered that the impetuous pace of the movement had already jeopardized his brother's position with Southern Democrats.

In 1950, frustrated with the slowing pace of the movement that she'd founded, Sanger tried a bold, new D.I.Y. tactic.

Historians of the civil rights era have long recognized the impact of the press on the character and pace of the movement.

In "Einstein," the pace of physical movement acts in inverse proportion to the onlooker's feeling of space: the slower the bigger.