Sentence examples for rather disciplined from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Morris stands out in the avant-garde scene because his music is rather disciplined.

"Everyone has seemed to apply a rather disciplined approach to the last few weeks," said Ralph G. Neas, president of the liberal group People for the American Way.

I had time allocated for fencing, I had time allocated for studying, I had time allocated for taking classes, and I became rather disciplined.

It's a question of finding the question, and after that it's rather tedious, disciplined work".

Like Shameless, it is centred around a group of vividly dysfunctional characters, but this time you might expect them to be rather more disciplined: they're a team of Manchester cops, tackling "drug labs, arsonists, neo-Nazis and notorious murderers", according to Channel 4, who will be screening it in 2015.

If one's good grades are gained by drug fueled "cramming" rather than disciplined study, their value as evidence of learning diminish.

"Religion as defined by the great sages of India, China, and the Middle East was not a notional activity but a practical one; it did not require belief in a set of doctrines but rather hard, disciplined work, without which any religious teaching remained opaque and incredible".

Ginger, in contrast, is rebellious in ways that show her to be responsible and disciplined rather than impetuous.

"It epitomizes strategy in hindsight," he added, "rather than a disciplined process for incubating and managing companies".

They look like army – tall and well-built and disciplined – rather than police or central security, but they're in black.

Rather than a disciplined volley (Preston gave no orders to fire), a ragged series of shots was fired, which hit eleven men.