As I passed the cafe several hours later and saw the cyclists exactly where I'd left them, I realised the Eritreans had also enthusiastically embraced an appreciation for unhurried Sunday mornings.
It is a delicious piece, and its unhurried progress on Friday showed the enormous spiritual gap between the tenor of its time and the nervous anxieties of Mr. Kirchner's.
But even more enjoyable is to hire a boat and a captain for the day, and make an unhurried tour of Bonifacio's white limestone rock formations and small islands and then slowly, graciously, make your way to greet Corsica's more glamorous sister in style.
A two-hour canal trip down one of Britain's historic waterways, an hour of uninterrupted birdsong and a close-up, real-time examination of the making of a glass jug are among the "deliberately unhurried" programmes beginning on BBC4 on Sunday.
Then you'd have that sweet, unhurried space of meditation to start your day.
A largish man in a blue suit and shiny black shoes stands nearby, savoring the Tokyo broadsheets, as unhurried as if he were enjoying a Sunday brunch.
Reaching the end of his own campaign, Mr. Clegg on Tuesday conveyed a sense of unhurried equanimity, a hard task given how little time he has left to prove himself.
Okay, try these: "What is another name for a river horse?" "Why is a cat's tongue rough?" We could go on with these questions; there are 361 others in the book, one for every day in the year, along with ample, unhurried answers to each question.
Sitting across from her first patient of the day, Loder, who is fifty-eight, was attentive and unhurried, dressed in plain black slacks and a freshly pressed white doctor's coat, her auburn hair tucked into a bun.
