So the center has taken much care in introducing outsiders to such shy creatures.
He gently nurtured and encouraged my early efforts, and took much care never to impose his own views or taste.
Wong Kar-wai has taken much care with the authenticity of fighting style and décor, but authenticity and realism are two different things.
"I warned that creation of a good faith exception implicitly tells magistrates that they need not take much care in reviewing warrant applications, since their mistakes will have virtually no consequence," Brennan wrote in his new dissent.
Stephen Spaulding, the chief of architectural preservation in the Northeast at the Park Service, has taken much care to temper the orthodoxies of restoration — which, in some historical homes, now leave everything in authentic, unrestored condition — with a willingness to create a memorial that could evoke the home as it was for the brief time when Hamilton lived here (1802-4).
However, a saturation approach is self-defeating, because it demonstrates to the reader that you have not really taken much care in developing the dossier--which reflects badly on your commitment to teaching.
As the stag had been dead for two days, it stank so much that the actors had to take much care not to let it show on their faces.
Rothstein spends considerable time on Hamilton the man, and the National Park Service's efforts that have "taken much care to temper the orthodoxies of restoration - which, in some historic homes, now leave everything in authentic, unrestored condition".
He…would want to be taught more…so that he can be able to take much care of his newly born child in order for his wife to have enough time to rest (Male, 45 ).
In this case, the legs will appear to be spread out widely, and take much care not to confuse this with the previously mentioned "Death Curl".
