Then I moved to New York, where everyone's measuredly into Burzum and chokers.
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Jamie leaned in and measuredly thwacked the carton down the table toward his little brother.
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Though she was probably boiling with anger on the inside, her rebuttal was measuredly polite.
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The greater our capacity to solve crises, the less measuredly we react to mundane events.
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We keep waiting for his supporters, helped along by how compassionately and measuredly we are responding, to be persuaded.
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" President Obama noted more measuredly that violent radicals "are trying to hurt innocent people, but they also want to inspire fear in all of us.
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After all, I am the teacher who put my hand on her son, pushing him back in his seat measuredly so he would lift his head and look at me.
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Maybe if you're a student (or you're setting these for your kids), weekends are a time you can allow yourself to go wild — measuredly wild, that is — watching YouTube videos and Instagramming.
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The cadence is also so dad, you can imagine him saying it measuredly, interestedly, the way nice dads talk about everything: "I've really got into this great new TV show called Game of Thrones," etc, etc.
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"Honestly, it's been like a honeymoon the whole time," she says softly, speaking to me from her home in the northwestern US. (She won't reveal which state, exactly, fearing legal repercussions.) Katherine speaks slowly and measuredly, with a very slight Southern accent, though her cadence increases whenever she mentions Scott.
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Bryce stages a full-on, three-minute solo dance to a K-pop track in a carpeted school common space, pausing just briefly to bestow a bouquet onto a pink-faced Lucy — the crowd goes wild — at which point he resumes dramatically punching the air to the beat while Lucy sways measuredly from the sidelines.
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According to MGM records the film earned $565,000 in the US and Canada and $283,000 elsewhere, resulting in a loss of $754,000. According to Bosley Crowther, > "this cheerful and unpretentious flurry of straight domestic farce has a lot > more to recommend it than you'll find in some of [MGM's] heavier, gaudier > films"; the script is "elastic and pleasingly written", its direction is "of > a measuredly careless, off-beat sort that clips you with sudden droll > surprises", and it is "played with seeming relish by a comparatively second- > flight cast that appears to be thoroughly delighted to have something bouncy > to do." According to Turner Classic Movies, > Though Young Man with Ideas is one of Leisen's lesser efforts and represents > the beginning of the end of his long career, the film features a good > comedic performance by Glenn Ford, some excellent supporting work from Nina > Foch, a brisk pace that reveals a light directorial touch, and a reasonable > perspective on the trials and tribulations of romance.
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