Sentence examples for reflective pace from inspiring English sources
MINUSES -- The story's very strengths -- its bleak eloquence, the characters' uncomfortable silences and the reflective pace -- will not gratify audiences seeking light entertainment.
Every now and again, the jostling frenzy of intellectual life in New York City, with its relentless fixation on the newest, the hottest, the coolest, the ins and the outs, pauses for a moment and the speed slows to a stately, reflective pace.
In many ways, the film now also looks like a cinematic work of a glorious ancien régime, a film content to offer its vision at a measured, reflective pace, unashamed of slowness, allowing a space for the necessary boredoms that give salt and savour to the greatest works of art.
Critics warn that the kind of cerebral and reflective pace that brought about the invention of the transistor, lasers and optical transmission gear is unsuitable in the new frenzied environment.
Guitars gently weep and raindrops are falling on singer James Skelly's head; the mood is muted, reflective, the pace slow.
But Mr. Cruz's reflective, unhurried pace and his meandering, lyrical dialogue allow his fuses to burn a little too long, resulting in more fizzle than flash (2 10).
Nick Frost delivers an interior monologue, but does so at a reflective unhurried pace that suggests a bar-room philosopher, rather than someone frantically trying to catch up with the world.
"There was a gentle, reflective, Midwestern pace about him," she said of Mr. Prieb, who grew up in Illinois and spent summers with his family in Thailand, where his parents were born.
In fact, the lilting I'm a Ruin and the electro-tinged Blue aside, most songs take time to unfurl, the melancholy pace set by reflective opener Happy.
Then, a reflective pause.
