Sentence examples for taking one's time from inspiring English sources

This cat can easily represent the everyday triumph that any of us feel living in the density of this metropolis, taking one's time amongst the frenzy of media messaging," Times Square Arts Director Sherry Dobbin tells the Creators Project.

Taking one's time, reconsidering, reflecting, and generally getting a grip on life is mandatory for happiness as is a sense of humor.

"Indian Summer" (1993), a low-rent riff on "The Big Chill," is a case study in the perils of taking one's time by the lake too seriously.

And is taking one's time so bad?

There is great virtue in taking one's time as a film-maker – and outletssuch as premium cable and Netflix can go long, free of the confines of TV ads and primetime schedules.

Patience: As the world moves at DSL speed, there is an added nobility in taking one's time.

As drugs have overwhelmed horse racing, it's great to be reminded that the best insurance for any trainer is an eye for a good horse and the confidence to take one's time.

Visual arts As it becomes harder and harder to get near a canvas at MoMA, one begins to seek out the smaller museums – Washington's Phillips Collection, for instance, where, away from flash bulbs, one can take one's time with a collection born of plutocratic wallets and impeccable taste.

Having looked, I must admit I find myself inclined to retreat, backwards, into that cave of solitude where I found writing came from, where one can think without interruption and take one's time, where no one is watching or waiting or even interested.

After all, with such controversial and far-reaching legislation, it is better to take one's time.

It is critical to take one's time, something we often forget as we stumble out the door for a coffee.