Sentence examples for unfold deliberately from inspiring English sources

Republican political consultants say the public cares deeply that the process of investigating Mr. Clinton unfold deliberately, without Republicans' appearing to gloat over it, exploit it or push it along unnaturally.

It's a lush and deeply felt work — Brahms wrote it, the story goes, as a sort of farewell to his great love Agathe von Siebold — and the group approached it with tenderness and restraint, letting the music's deep dramatic lines unfold in a deliberately paced, utterly natural way.

Fatally, too, Neilson's production tries hard to inject something close to conventional dramatic pacing into a work that deliberately unfolds according to different imperatives.

The way the soul evolves, Sister Joan explains, is similar to how life itself unfolds: slowly and deliberately.

"Everything Strange and New" unfolds as a series of deliberately disconnected parts that have the feel of random snapshots inviting you to read meaning into what is left unsaid and unseen beyond the frame.

Like Mr. Brooks, Mr. Ralston sets up his jokes deliberately and allows them to unfold slowly, producing not hilarity so much as a general state of ready-to-laugh queasiness.

This British view claims that Ranavalona deliberately allowed the plot to unfold almost to its conclusion in order to ascertain the loyalties of her members of government.

Everything unfolds in an atmosphere of self-conscious stagecraft and deliberately overwrought emotion.

The setting is deliberately obscure, and while the plot probably unfolds in Pakistan, the implication is that the unnamed characters could live in India, or anywhere in Asia.

But it is mild melodrama, deliberately paced and secondary in importance to the psychiatric case history it unfolds for a major portion of its footage.

So unless you deliberately fight a habit — unless you find new cues and rewards — the old pattern will unfold automatically.