Sentence examples for poor pacing from inspiring English sources
The group's charismatic leader, Marie Daulne, chose to present the music as a chronological history of the group, which resulted in poor pacing and a little more talking than was absolutely necessary.
Poor pacing and editing result in a lack of transition between scenes; poignant moments are punctuated with distracting music; and the dialogue is overstuffed with platitudes that land like corny messages from fortune cookies.
Early testing of Farmville 2 in the Philippines under the name Big Harvest helped the company iron out kinks and poor pacing in gameplay that would have turned away prospective users.
Aside from these isolated moments, the show suffers from poor pacing and a meandering structure.
Let's be real: A blind misrepresentation of a minority culture is a failing of craft as much as an underdeveloped protagonist or poor pacing.
While that particular plotline actually has a pretty effective pay-off, the build-up is downright torturous, stretching both credulity and our sustaining interest to near-breaking thanks to poor pacing and logic problems.
Alonso qualified only ninth fastest in Malaysia as the poor pace of the new F2012 car became just as apparent as it was in the season-opening race in Australia a week ago.
But think how awful it has been for the poor president, pacing around his Oval Cage as Al Gore frittered away this huge, amazing gift that had been bestowed on him: the best economy in the history of mankind, a burgeoning surplus, a declining crime rate, minuscule unemployment and inflation, vertiginous approval ratings.
In a deliberately provocative speech, David Cameron, the Tory leader, adopted the metaphor of a caravan crossing the desert to highlight the importance of making sure that the income growth of the poorest keeps pace with the rest.
However, the type of astronomical forcing remains elusive, hindered by lack of adequate age controls and a poor understanding of pacing mechanisms of high-frequency climate changes during the middle to late Miocene.
McClaren left his seat in the stands in favour of the bench only for the final part of each half, presumably because it would be poor form to pace frantically around the directors' box.
