Sentence examples for slacken a from inspiring English sources

The studio recording of No 4 is the only one where tension and ensemble slacken a little.

"Red Plenty" slackens a bit in its second half; at times there is too much economic analysis.

Fashions change, tastes shift, the artist's grip on public imagination slackens a little.

The statement also noted that the pace of inflation had slackened, a potential sign of economic weakness.

When a character does acquire a stage — Miriam competing on a TV trivia show, Cicero lecturing his students — the novel slackens a bit.

As El Niño slackened, a stubborn dome of high pressure and dry air settled over the Florida peninsula, locked in place by the jet stream.

While the stone-throwing slackened, a different kind of warfare seemed to break out in a totally different sphere, the Internet.

The pace slackens a little during the second part of the play where Nora seeks refuge with an older, ex-colleague, Helen Linda Cropperr).

The pace slackens a little in the second act – the novel is probably 100 pages too long – but break on through and you won't regret it.

The book offers experiences and, for anyone whose responsiveness to the world has slackened, a reminder of how full experience can be.

It's not quite perfect as the pace slackens a little in the second half in order to accommodate Campbell's abundance of material.