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Methodically in sentence

33 examples of Methodically in a sentence

Our left hemisphere thinks linearly and methodically.
Without its inventor to keep it on track, the test he had methodically gathered so much data to support began to be used in all sorts of speculative ways.
This is the last place in the universe you would expect to find a planet, but they had very methodically looked at this pulsar, and they detected the gravitational tug of this planet as it orbited the pulsar.
I draw the ends of the letters methodically.
And then bring a team of experts in there to methodically go through exactly what these people do, to distill down the cross-cultural distillation.
At the heart of almost every truly great crime thriller is a carefully considered, methodically planned-out high stakes super-crime, which 9 times out of 10 is committed by a bunch of likable, grey-scale morality underdogs for who life isn't fair, for whom getting back at the man is, well, something worth cheering for.
They took one of the finest plays written in the last century and methodically robbed it of its heart, humor and humanity.
In real life she hid under a bed while Speck methodically eliminated his 8 victims.
So, when crazed Lara moves into Patti's home and methodically begins to drive her landlady bonkers, I didn't even blink.
Alain Delon of "The Godson" is appropriately laconic as he methodically deals out death to the heads of the mob families who refused to let him retire so that he could enjoy life with his young son and daughter.
"House Of Games" is definitely not without its flaws- plot holes, stiff acting, final scenes- but they do little to detract from the fun of watching a thriller that so methodically messes with your head.
The movie starts methodically and builds up steam as the clues begin to reveal that nothing is what it seems to be.
Patiently, methodically, a process of de-politicizing decision-making was put in place.
Then he began methodically destroying Russia’s fragile democratic institutions, stifling the press, and curtailing civil liberties, including freedom of assembly.
Do they follow procedures methodically, or do they take short cuts?
Chinese censors methodically suppress news coverage of princelings’ business dealings.
He then methodically shelled positions held by moderate rebels, while no less methodically sparing the Islamic State’s stronghold in Raqqa.
But what NATO really needs is not to grab more headlines, but to build its own resilience, methodically and even tediously, from the bottom up.
All the President’s EunuchsMOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin has been methodically purging his closest and longest-serving advisers.
The Fed’s credibility has been methodically and painstakingly established over the course of many decades.
M. Grégoire methodically hung up his hat.
He took his time in methodically rolling up his tools in his jacket, and slowly climbed up the ladders.
Captain Nemo took out the ingots one by one and arranged them methodically inside the chest, filling it to the top.
The old gentleman methodically indorsed the address on the back of the letter; and then, placing it in the desk, which he locked, said, as he got off the stool and put the bunch of keys in his pocket--'I suppose there is nothing else which need detain us, Mr. Pickwick?''Nothing else, my dear Sir!' observed that warm-hearted person in indignant amazement.
Now and then I felt I ought to break out into a passion, but she took no notice and went on her way as methodically as ever.
There was no want of space, so that each object could be methodically arranged.
During the day the different articles were carried to Granite House, where they were methodically arranged in the great hall.
The daily labors were pursued methodically, and, as well as improving the roads to the corral and to Port Balloon, a third was commenced, which, starting from the enclosure, proceeded towards the western coast.
Pencroft had formerly served on board a whaling-ship, and he could methodically direct the operation of cutting up, a sufficiently disagreeable operation lasting three days, but from which the settlers did not flinch, not even Gideon Spilett, who, as the sailor said, would end by making a "real good castaway."
The products of the colony were there, methodically arranged, and in a safe place, as may be believed, sheltered as much from animals as from man.