Sentence examples for rather methodical from inspiring English sources

Because until Bosh doubled over in pain, the Heat's march to the N.B.A. finals was looking rather methodical.

The opening sounded rather methodical in Mr. Serkin's performance, with rhythmic distortions blemishing the first movement, a flaw that also occurred in Op. 110.

Volume IV (1902) and Volumes V and VI (both 1922) lack the fervour of the first three volumes, presenting rather methodical accounts of national and international conventions and the passage and ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment.

Understanding the complexity of reality is not encouraged, but rather methodical rigorism and subject egoism.

Rather more methodical is the self-described "intellectual property entrepreneur" Leo Stoller.

It is therefore important that, in most cases, early domestication is thought to have occurred through unconscious selection rather than methodical selection (e.g., Darlington 1969; Heiser 1988; Zohary et al. 1998; Doebley et al. 2006; Zeder et al. 2006b; Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007 8.

Perhaps the greatest consensus of the night is that while the game looks slow in videos, there is a more aggressive flow to battles that rewards aggression, rather than methodical dancing back and forth while looking for an attack window.

He was never known for having a high batting average, but rather for the methodical consistency with which he crushed home runs.

Kann, whose first book this is, relates the flower-filled affluence and heartache of her youth, but her descriptions are methodical rather than illuminating.

The victory over Spartak Moscow that clinches their place in the last 16 of the Champions League was comprehensive, yet the drubbing was methodical rather than ferocious.

Dag Hammarskjöld, who was the second secretary general of the United Nations from 1953 to 1961, is not at first sight the most heroic of heroes: aloof and ascetic, he was methodical rather than charismatic.