Sentence examples for satisfying pace from inspiring English sources
In order to dislodge it, he throws all manner of objects up there too: first his shoe, then his other shoe, then his cat, escalating at a rapid but satisfying pace, until not only are the rhino, orangutan and whale in the tree, but also a chair, a door, a semi truck, the milkman, a lighthouse... everything but the kitchen sink.
Like Dan, as I write a draft of a book, I trim overgrown sentences, plant new words, or compost entire chapters when the book isn't moving along at a satisfying pace, the chronology of the plot is error-ridden, or the characters lie flat on the page instead of living and breathing in the reader's head.
It doesn't need to be much; even 15 minutes a day will help you to improve at a satisfying pace.
Each step began to feel more like three, each breath was less satisfying, and my pace slowed.
Mr. Downey said that the role was a satisfying change of pace after his outsize turns in "Iron Man" and "Tropic Thunder".
Better, she paces the thing so nicely that you don't feel clobbered by ingenuity but intrigued, one step behind understanding – the most satisfying place for a viewer to be.
He noted that the shooting is "more immediate and satisfying, which keeps the pace moving and intensifies the violence of each encounter".
The conclusion to the delayed romance between Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth is Austen's most satisfying – beautifully plotted and paced, and dependent for its powerful effect on the wonderful distractions throughout the novel of the sibling relationships.
Only a strong narrative voice, backed up by a disciplined willingness to winnow out the intriguing but extraneous from the vitally relevant, can carry the reader forward at a brisk pace and with satisfying comprehension.
In its masterful pacing, its explosively satisfying climax, and the Oedipal unravelling that followed, it did something fairly remarkable: it took the disbelief we were self-consciously putting back on and asked, gently, if we wouldn't rather take it off again.
The show's dreamy pace makes it a satisfying high, like a bourbon-soaked bob down a river on a humid day.
