Sentence examples for point of stasis from inspiring English sources

The slow pieces were languid to the point of stasis.

The movement direction is slow to the point of stasis, and, when it happens, seems driven by a desire to utilise Lucio Fanti's lugubrious, galleried set.

Firstly, all innovations comprise an advancement on their predecessors, if indeed there were predecessors, but there comes a point when the technology of the day reaches a point of stasis.

Here, the beauty finally drains from his voice to leave a bleached tone suggestive of utter exhaustion and futility, while Martineau, whose playing has hitherto captured both the wanderer's trudging walk and the frozen landscape through which he moves, reaches a similar point of enervated stasis.

An article in the Glasgow Herald picked up on the notion of the "Shoreditch Effect", or the process by which areas ossify from an initial "cool", to "saturated", to an eventual point of gentrified stasis.

However, unlike rodents, inflammation and oxidative stress persisted well-beyond the point of milk stasis potentially due to the substantial amount of epithelial tissue in the mammary gland of these cows at peak lactation.

Dotting the score, and marked in blue pencil, were measures Mr. Gilbert called "safety points": moments of stasis in which unity, if lost, can be restored.

As before in history, however, the long period of stasis also brought a gormless ennui.

He breaks through with another patient after a long period of stasis.

The coronation was followed by a period of stasis, in which Miliband looked overwhelmed and unprepared.

Thereafter, the performance's strength often lay in its detail, as Gergiev mined the ­sinister implications of instrumental solos at points of near stasis, and ratcheted up tensions by emphasising brief but ­savage harmonic clashes.