Examples of unhurried

• These limiting factors do not emerge in the accompanying scenario, which presents an unhurried and relatively straightforward assessment of a man living at home.

• Families have also hoped for unhurried interaction and more individual-level services.

• Is an entry or exit at speed or unhurried, with a stated purpose or without any particular intent?

• But they required that the transfer of power be unhurried, orderly, and honourable.

• Textures gradually thawed, fleshed out over highly flexible bass lines, paving the way for an eloquent theme of unhurried nobility in hymn-like block harmonies.

• So in a sense it perfectly fits the jigsaw and is an unhurried procession of essays, classically constructed and ending with a sense of anticipation.

• The health professional should appear unhurried and give the woman time to respond to the questions.

• At the same time, much of this collection has the casual, unhurried feel of conversations with old family friends.

• Everywhere one encounters the composer's trademark silken elegance and easy modality: graceful piano pirouettes, sarabandes and galliards and unhurried repose underline the deeply reflective quality of this music.

• It is much easier for them to make their decisions unhurried and to consult quietly.

• The phrase "unhurried indifference" was used in regard to the boards.

• At the end of the trial, they should, in unhurried consultation, assist him in determining the nature and the duration of the sentence.

• In this way one achieves the quiet, unhurried, anonymous surgical advance instead of the drama that surrounds heart transplant operations of today.

• It was going to be thorough, unhurried, and use up-to-date techniques for decision-taking.

• Formal, unhurried prose is the courteous form of address.