Sentence examples for oddly slow from inspiring English sources

But their death throes are oddly slow.

The local attention seemed rather oddly slow….

America was oddly slow to provide the technical information to rebut these fears.

Henry White is from New York, but to Sam his speech is "oddly slow and accurate...

While the TSA insists on confiscating lighters, it's oddly slow to enforce protocols that actually make sense.

The local attention seemed rather oddly slow in coming, considering the affection the English have always had for Venice.

I can still picture you in the store (oddly in slow motion) sharing your expertise and wisely talking us out of the "cheap stuff".

Oddly, the slow-to-build momentum of her production 10 years ago, remains a flaw in a flawless conception.

What the following line does now is oddly miraculous, a slow, incantatory dramatisation of the tentative and withholding nature of Bishop's process as a poet.

The start of the Fourth Symphony, usually a moment of crystalline transparency with its jingling sleigh bells, sounded oddly heavy and slow here, yet Mr. Gergiev took that figure's return in the fourth movement with a fury that seemed hard to reconcile with Mahler's graceful, nuanced vision.

And, oddly enough, a slow economy is actually of benefit to these designers.