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• a  relaxed and leisurely; without hurry or haste
  people strolling about in an unhurried way
  an unhurried walk
  spoke in a calm and unhurried voice
• s  capable of accepting delay with equanimity
  was unhurried with the small children

• A natural storyteller, he speaks with a relaxed cadence and unhurried confidence, peppering his remarks with language such as "fella" and "bad guys," pausing expertly to make a .
• Now the depressing pattern vitriolic, ineffective attacks from the West; silent or unhurried action from Africa has begun to change.
• As the unhurried motorcade reached the hospital in central Tokyo, where a throng of reporters and onlookers had gathered, Kiko opened the window and offered the crowd what the .

• hurried

News & Articles

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• Stream Coke Weed's Patient Fuzz-Rock Jewel 'Anklet'
  Coke Weed's upcoming third album is titled  Back to Soft , and advance listen "Anklet" is elegantly unhurried, but the Maine-based band knows slow, seemingly unaggressive songs can still be deeply sinister...
  June 21, 2013 - Spin
• Simpson Travel Injects Fresh Zest into Paxos with Opening of Stylish Boutique Hotel
  Traditionally an unhurried and quintessential Greek island with precious few hotels, pint-sized Paxos recently saw the arrival of a rather unconventional and quirky take on the standard hotel style with the opening of Simpson Travel’s new hotel on the island, The Purple Apricot. (PRWeb June 19, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10839627.htm
  June 19, 2013 - PRWeb
• Bill Callahan Sets 'Sensual, Soulful' September LP 'Dream River'
  Bill Callahan has announced the follow-up to 2011's frank, unhurried  Apocalypse . The booming-voiced luminary of underground rock will release his 16th album overall, counting his records as Smog, on September 17 via longtime home Drag City...
  June 18, 2013 - Spin

Quotes

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• Amy Grant in PGA.com
  Golf is just a great way for families to spend unhurried time together,Grant said. "How many sporting events can a 50- or 60-year old adult do with a 10-year old? Not many."
• Winston Churchill in Lawrence Journal World
  He said Churchill spoke his lines "with a large, unhurried and stately utterance in a blaze of light, as is appropriate to a man who knows that his work and his person will remain the objects of scrutiny and judgment to many generations."
• Martin Beaver in Ottawa Citizen
  By contrast, Beaver describes the Brahms piece as "a wonderfully rich and deep work. I enjoy its grand scale and its unhurried, elegant romanticism. There is passion in the piece, but there's a wonderful Brahmsian dignity and poise that I love."