Sentence examples for unrushed from inspiring English sources

As a form, the novel has this wonderful elasticity and unrestricted velocity, yet it is also unrushed and unrushing.

It's also a thrilling read, its sentences unrushed and evocative, like a courtroom drama or detective fiction, piecing itself together.

Mitchum, unrushed and steady-eyed, was Higgins's prose made flesh: however laid-back, he made you sit up.

The work was methodical and unrushed, intended to evade the attention of inspectors and the sanctions of Iran's enemies.

He always got to the ball in time to make a good unrushed stroke.

But I think it's best deployed in the way Stanley and then Seitz, writing about such shows as "Treme" and "Game of Thrones," used it: to describe unrushed, atmospheric narratives.

Coffee and snacks were available in an unrushed atmosphere that was nothing like the noisy, crowded crush of the typical day lodge.

Bergman, imbuing the film with a lyricism both unrushed and lapidary, allows us to drift alongside Harry and Monika.

While the small staff is unrushed, each course arrives without a wearisome wait.

("In the undercut all remained quiet and still, the girl's transformation unrushed, gentle").

They don't make them like this anymore: genteel, old-fashioned restaurants with beautiful tiles and intricate, carefully maintained murals framed by rich dark wood; with enough space among tables that conversations can remain private; where music doesn't boom and blare; where service is calm and patrons unrushed.