deliberateness

"The critical point is the deliberateness of this policy," he said.

There was a deliberateness about having one that chilled him.

To counter such deliberateness, nearly everything in this section is subject to change.

On the whole, though, the deliberateness works, as all the characters are slightly holding their breath.

It seem to imply deliberateness, as if Wendy had long ago decided to die first.

Or are they just proceeding with methodical care and deliberateness?

He looked around with a deliberateness meant to calm the rising panic.

She did it with a slow deliberateness that gave him a long and unobstructed view of her from behind.

The footsteps crossing the porch had a certain deliberateness about them, as if bad news was on the way.

"Thank you," she said again, with the same deliberateness.

The deliberateness of those wounds tells us something about the people who inflicted them.

Deliberately - he felt the enormous deliberateness - the vision was cleared for him.

Its blood was cold as its deliberateness, and it did nothing save deliberately.

Those few who spoke to him picked their words with the deliberateness of soldiers traversing a mine field.

Grosvenor noticed that his very deliberateness had a soothing effect on the men.

She reached up with great deliberateness and pinned the badges to her collar.

But the deliberateness of what happened really upset her."

The sense of deliberateness in our decision-making carries its own power in the world.

When she spoke, it was with powerful deliberateness.

In addition, there is also the deliberateness of Ms. Parsons herself.

Then with measured deliberateness he resumed his short journey.

With great deliberateness, his gunner watched and tracked the two personnel carriers.

With deliberateness that was meant to antagonize, the man at the wheel slowly rolled down the window.

Evolution refers to the deliberateness and pace of development of the vision.