Sentences with phrase «slow deliberate pacing»

While I love the usual slow deliberate pacing, H8 actually felt slow at times — or like you said so well: disproportionate chapters.

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For some parents, that means picking a technique that jumps a few stages of soothing at a quick and deliberate pace, while for others, that means a slow and gradual process, one step at a time.

An intelligent and scary horror film that makes a more than welcome commentary on the horrors of war and gender oppression in Iran, using a lot of symbolism and keeping us in an increasing state of anxiety as it moves in a deliberate, slow - burning pace towards a terrifying climax.

But the pace, which is decidedly deliberate to begin with, slows about halfway through, as the political becomes deeply personal.

It's become something of a trademark for Shyamalan to imbue his films with a slow, deliberate pace - something that doesn't always work (ie Unbreakable).

Undeniably gorgeous, Blade Runner 2049 suffers from the slow, deliberate pace of the original... but with less of a payoff.

The movie adaptation from scripter Juliette Towhidi is directed at a slow pace by James Kent, or, let's say at the kind of deliberate momentum that pays due respect to the heroic actions of several of its participants.

Edgerton directs the film with a slow but deliberate pace to the point where you're not sure if Gordo really is up to something or if it's just Simon and Robyn's paranoia getting the better of them.

The recently released tactics game embraces a slow, deliberate pace that can lull the player into false comfort.

Amirpour develops a deliberate pace that makes the film feel longer, slower than is probably necessary.

I could have done without maybe the last 25 minutes of it, but I actually like the deliberate kind of slow pacing of say the first hour, hour and half.

Those looking for a slow - moving two hours that will ultimately reward you with a keen depth will find that here, but your average audience member will be turned off by the deliberate pace and the lack of dramatic excitement.

Then it slows to a more deliberate and thoughtful pace when Neruda goes into hiding.

Hmmmmmm... I largely agree but think the slow, deliberate pacing of the first two - thirds is necessary for that third act, which tightens like a vice grip, to have the impact it does.

Much like 2015's Bone Tomahawk, Zahler is uninterested in your snappy 2017 pacing; his story moves on a slow, stubborn, deliberate path, and time expands and contracts to suit the director's focus.

Amour employs a deliberate, slow pace that some viewers will find excruciating.

Meanwhile, Volvo is testing its own systems at a slower, more deliberate pace, and even scaled back its Drive Me program in which 100 Level 4 XC90s were to be distributed to families in its hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden, this year.

This does serve to slow the pace of the game down but, like everything else in the game, is a deliberate choice.

Injustice is a bit more quick and fly by the seat of your pants while MK is much slower paced and deliberate.

In a traditional JRPG the battles are typically turn - based and menu driven, generally giving the game a deliberate, somewhat slower pace.

«The pace of From Other Suns is a little slower and more deliberate than some VR FPS games out there, but that's intentional.

These disgusting viral hybrids are much slower, fewer in number and more deliberate than the frenzied Ganados and Majini of more recent titles; evoking the series roots as a tense corridor - crawling horror experience rather than a fast - paced action game.

The lumbering pace of Vulcan's attacks add to the difficulty, especially in the Warrior stance (Vulcan can switch between Warrior and Ranger stances), which employs very deliberate slow moving attacks.

It was also as far as possible from the slow and deliberate pace of Demon's Souls, also a 2009 release.

In the ordinary scheme of things, where science proceeds at a slow and deliberate pace, and the stakes rarely exceed ego and pride and lifetime accomplishment, it would be fine to allow scientists to manage their walled garden as they are accustomed to doing.

«The slow and deliberate pace of justice,» according to wags at The Court.

Indeed, in my previous article that recommended expanding at a slow and deliberate pace, I referred to Bank of America in the 1980's, which diversified and expanded at a break neck speed, only to wind up with ``... some of the largest losses up to that point in banking history» (How the Mighty Fall).

It's a deliberate choice to slow down and appreciate blessings rather than continuing the frantic pace of the day.

She understands the power of living at a slower more deliberate pace.