Fluid thinking, in other words, has its down-side, and deliberateness an advantage.
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The deliberateness of the styling makes the story's predictability feel more like inexorability.
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Tufekci suggests that, among that era's successes, deliberateness of this kind was a rule.
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"The deliberateness of the styling makes the story's predictability feel more like inexorability," he added.
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Mr. Rothstein's writing is measured, but everything he relates is chilling in its deliberateness and intent.
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But he spent much of his 49-minute opening statement emphasizing Mr. Roof's deliberateness and premeditation.
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He applied great deliberateness in securing each piece, far outpacing his interest in buying other material items.
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Tetris Effect is fundamentally a great music game, and with tracks that reveal themselves with tantalizing deliberateness as you play.
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The Florida work lacks the unifying stylistic threads and deliberateness of, say, the Hudson River Valley School or Texas Regionalism.
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There was a slow deliberateness to the way things moved that he wasn't used to—there was no sense of urgency.
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Despite the luxuriant black and white visual frames – Tarkovsky-like in their deliberateness and fluidity – there is nothing neat about this story.
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Some of Clinton's deliberateness or cautiousness may be because, as Clinton says, she's not a natural politician the way her husband is.
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The poem moves with a jaunty deliberateness; it takes a while to realize how far it has rushed past your sense of its meanings.
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But there's also a slowness, a deliberateness that's inherent to a climate like the one in Houston (as well as New Orleans, Solange's other home).
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That deliberateness may inflame the portion of the audience that already objected to the show because Evan does bad things and isn't horribly punished for it.
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I was lost right from the start, unable to decide whether I was going to flit about, like a butterfly, or proceed with the deliberateness of a snail.
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Pfeiffer is perfectly cast as the wife who slowly realizes the deliberateness with which she avoided learning anything about her husband, his business, her complicity in it all.
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But Ms. Hannigan, singing with uncanny command, wild-eyed deliberateness, spot-on pitch and eerily alluring beauty, convinced you that Mr. Zorn knew just what he was doing.
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"Think of the deliberateness behind a video that would be played on MTV in the beginning of MTV," said Justin Duran, Def Jam's senior director of marketing and 10k.
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The smoothness of the camerawork and the deliberateness of the dialogue make "Billy Lynn" feel more like a filmed play than an adapted novel, despite the verisimilitude of the settings.
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Chloë Sevigny's first close-up in Lizzie reveals only the back of her head, but there's no doubt who we're looking at—the purpose of her movement and the deliberateness of her gait is unmistakable.
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The depth and breadth and deliberateness of these millionaires' and billionaires' influence—an influence so large that they appear to have lost some control over the monster they have unleashed—is the true revelation here.
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N. handed these out as the priest busied himself with one of the bottles, cutting the foil at the neck with a pocketknife attached to his keys, working at it slowly, with the deliberateness of drunkenness.
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It's been the result of really deliberate housing policies over the last 50-60 years that limited where people could live, limited what lenders would lend to people of color...It has been created with such deliberateness.
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"The report vindicates Nancy Pelosi's judgment of proceeding with deliberateness and caution and focusing on issues that we can deliver for the American people," said Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California and a leading liberal voice in the House.
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Some are imposed (like school pick-up times), some are self-originating if meaningless (like buying a seltzer every day on the way to pick-up) and some were created for the purpose of adding deliberateness and meaning to life.
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" XenaWorrierPrincess doesn't think that Instagram always supports their queer artists — it's not uncommon for the platform to take down posts that include the word "dyke" — but Court is glad the platform doesn't seem to have the same negative energy Tumblr once did: "Instagram prizes curation and deliberateness, I think.
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It's not just that she steals the occasional bit of cash from the guests at her mother's motel, or that she so easily deploys "artful deliberateness" in her dealings with her school principal, or that her beauty, charm and guile make her "mesmerizing but terrible" to the men she meets.
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It wasn't much of a stretch to believe there was a deliberateness to just how badly everything was handled—Wayne even notes here that he knows people who think the government destroyed the levees on purpose, and he also points to people he knew who died in the schools where people were evacuated.
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NICHOLAS PAYTON QUARTET Smoke, April 22016 On the last night of his weekend run at this Morningside Heights supper club, the 44-year-old New Orleans trumpeter Nicholas Payton played "Coretta," a hazy original dedicated to Coretta Scott King, with notes articulated with deliberateness and gravity and the hue of an orange flame.
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The term intentional community dates to the late 1940s, when the Inter-Community Exchange — an organization formed in Yellow Springs, Ohio, in the wake of World War II to help promote peaceful, cooperative living arrangements (in the hope of eradicating war altogether) — changed its name to the Fellowship of Intentional Communities; the founders felt the new title better conveyed the deliberateness with which these groups were assembling.
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Coddington, pp. 690-91. Doubleday's staff nicknamed him "Forty-Eight Hours" as a compliment to recognize his tendency to avoid reckless or impulsive actions and his thoughtfulness and deliberateness in considering circumstances and possible responses.
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The Photoplay reviewer commented that Neilan's "human touch ... however obvious and conventional it may become, is usually effective". The New York Times critic noted the "deliberateness" that led to a deficiency in "genuineness", especially in the dramatic and action scenes.
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Historian Gyula Kristó suspected deliberateness behind that unusual title (Ernye also bore that before Csák). Kristó argues Duke Stephen wanted to ensure to Transylvania a high degree of autonomy, like in Croatia and Slavonia.Zsoldos 2011, p. 38. He also served as ispán of Szolnok County, which office was united with the voivodeship from that time.
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Seldom do they > engage in mere raids and casual encounters. It is indeed the peculiarity of > a cavalry force quickly to win and as quickly to yield a victory. Fleetness > and timidity go together; deliberateness is more akin to steady courage. Tacitus also notes that like other Germanic tribes, the Chatti took an interest in traditions concerning haircuts and beards.
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The most distinctive feature of the artist's work was this choice of classical subjects. In 1946, Bellette's paintings were hung in at least four separate exhibitions. Reviewers commented on her synthesis of "the impulsiveness of romanticism and the deliberateness of classicism", and her "romantically classical" approach. Despite the generally positive views, there were some reservations, particularly that the artist might be at risk of settling upon, and then repeating, a formula in her work.
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Steffens claims that Ames, on being elected mayor in 1900, "set out upon a career of corruption for which deliberateness, invention, and avarice has never been equaled". Ames and the complicit police force, in exchange for bribes, chose to ignore illegal gambling and prostitution. This arrangement attracted criminals to the city, many of whom arranged with the police to be left alone—according to Steffens, "the government of a city asked criminals to rob the people".
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Phoenix carries himself with a jagged, lurching, simian-like grace, while Hoffman gives Dodd a calm deliberateness. Both actors have rarely been better in the movies. The real Master class here is about acting – and that includes just about everybody else in the film, especially Adams, whose twinkly girl- next-door quality is used here to fine subversive effect." A. O. Scott of The New York Times wrote: "It is a movie about the lure and folly of greatness that comes as close as anything I've seen recently to being a great movie.
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By 1920, a sharp turn was taken towards the New Objectivity outlook. New Objectivity was not a strict movement in the sense of having a clear manifesto or set of rules. Artists gravitating towards this aesthetic defined themselves by rejecting the themes of expressionism—romanticism, fantasy, subjectivity, raw emotion and impulse—and focused instead on precision, deliberateness, and depicting the factual and the real. Kirkus Reviews remarked upon how much Weimar art was political:Kirkus UK review of Laqueur, Walter Weimar: A cultural history, 1918–1933 One of the first major events in the arts during the Weimar Republic was the founding of an organization, the (November Group) on December 3, 1918.
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The poet says that he has not seen that the young man needed to be described in a flattering way ("painting"), and so he has not attempted it. Line 4 ("I found, or thought I found") suggests that he has been rebuked for being silent, which is also suggested in line 9 ("this silence for my sin you did impute"). "Modern quill" suggests an inadequately ordinary kind of writing, and the whole of line 7 ("How far a modern quill doth come too short") contains a sexual inadequacy pun aimed the rival poet or poets. The third quatrain is so insistent on the poet's silence ("silence" "dumb" "mute") that it suggests deliberateness.
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