Sentence examples for was more methodical from inspiring English sources

But those putts did not go in, and Singh won in a Masters that was more methodical than melodramatic.

Next to "In C," Reich's materials were more fastidiously organized, and the evolution of melodic, harmonic, and timbral elements was more methodical.

In prior years, state plunder was more methodical: the administration of William Tolbert, Liberia's president from 1971 to 1980, kept records of every weird and wonderful official title it sold.But Liberia is trying to escape its past.

This time, though, she says, "I was more methodical".

"This time I was more methodical," she says.

His opponent, 28-year-old Spaniard Pablo Andujar, who is most comfortable when the court is getting his shoes dirty, was more methodical.

The divide-and-conquer method is more methodical than the SWAG method and is generally much superior.

He's more intense than I am, more methodical.

In many ways it is more methodical (hence the name).

Few companies have suffered much from trying to be more methodical.

They are more methodical on offense and more diligent on defense.