more haste less speed造句

• Stephen La Rivi鑢e, author of " Filmed in Supermarionation : A History of the Future ", favours " More Haste Less Speed " : describing the series finale as " wonderfully quirky " and " glorious ", he sees the counterfeiting plot as being reminiscent of the " gentler, earlier days of " Keith Alexander for his voice acting of the part of the elderly Lady Hazlewell.
• Ian Fryer of " FAB " magazine likens " The Unorthodox Shepherd " to the last episode of " The Secret Service ", " More Haste Less Speed ", noting that both episodes " centre on the production of counterfeit dollar bills in old basements, and feature a vicar who isn't what he seems to be . " He considers both " The Unorthodox Shepherd " and another " Joe 90 " episode, " See You Down There ", to represent an " early flowering of the bleating rubbish ".
• It requires more than the audience can give in terms of acceptance . " In the case of " More Haste Less Speed ", he points out that the character of Lady Hazlewell is portrayed in live-action distance shots by a stunt actor dressed in drag  an " unintentionally hilarious moment that illustrates beautifully why the live-action inserts didn't work . " He further argues that the contrasting light levels of shots that alternate between one format and the other shatter the illusion of " artificiality " that previous series had been able to sustain in the absence of live action.