Sentence examples for a tad slow from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that it all feels a tad slow and clunky in comparison to the other tablets tested.

"No, but it is Harvard," she repeats louder and slower, as though I am either hard of hearing or a tad slow.

Songs like "Warrior" and "The Sweets" deliberately use tempos that are just a tad slow, or hold back the guitar riff that eventually detonates the song.

Service is still polished (if a tad slow on a busy Saturday night), except for the annoying habit of clearing plates before everyone is finished.

Those who disliked the picture on its release in 1975 cited the pace, which even a snail might consider a tad slow.

Service at the hotel's restaurant was a tad slow, but the establishment's popularity among fashionable, discerning Stockholmers is understandable: the two traditional Swedish dishes we tried, cured salmon and meatballs, were excellent.

All moves along toward the big show with good-natured semicompetence in a film that "is a tad slow-witted" if "not entirely witless" (Scott).

In modern fashion, the manual-shift Boxsters are a tad slower, including the S's 4.8-second run to 60 m.p.h.

The 2-liter Ecoboost, especially when burdened with the extra weight of all-wheel drive, is a tad slower than some rivals' turbo 4s and V-6s.

They're typically a tad slower and their 4-cylinder engines a bit louder; a passenger may suffer the indignity of having to manually adjust a seat.

Ektachrome Pro 64 (EPR, for short), is a tad slower in speed than Pro 100 but hotter in terms of coloration.