Tapping into a slow movement that takes in food, exercise and sex, BBC4 editor Cassian Harrison said it "would be interesting to make something that wasn't continually shouting at you and coming up with the next climactic moment".
Cassian Harrison, the editor of BBC4, said: "We are so used to the conventional grammar of television in which everything gets faster and faster, we thought it would be interesting to make something that wasn't continually shouting at you and coming up with the next climactic moment".
If we're not continually upgrading our circumstances, as Newt Gingrich reminds us, it's our own damn fault.
Britain's workers need a decent pay rise so that wages are not continually eroded by inflation.
And turn off the "push" data option on your smartphone so that your device is not continually checking for new e-mails.
The Japanese economy, by investing in high-yielding US Treasury securities...spares the US the trauma that would befall the dollar if it were not continually pumped up.
"This can only be achieved by making the profession more attractive to graduates, not least through tackling excessive workload and ensuring that teacher pay is not continually depressed by pay freezes or below-inflation rises.
He decides that Canadians are less violent because they are taken care of by the state, and because they are not continually advised by the media to be anxious about criminals and all manner of other things — Y2K breakdowns, razor blades in Halloween apples, killer bees.
He said: "If a primary school is not continually striving to improve; if it's not dedicated completely and utterly to developing the full potential of every child that comes through it's gates – it is holding back our children at one of the most critical stages of learning in their lives".
