Sentence examples for slow beginnings from inspiring English sources

We watch the slow beginnings of America's movement from interior monologue to card games (war, of course, is his game of choice) to real conversations.

And though the sound in Brahms's Symphony No 4 again tended to opacity, it unfolded from slow beginnings into a work of ferocious passion.

Despite slow beginnings, heavy expense and many delays, both tribunals are bold attempts at implementing international humanitarian law.The Yugoslav tribunal has issued 21 public indictments against 56 people from all three ethnic factions in Bosnia, and is determined to investigate crimes committed in Kosovo.

From the Front National's slow beginnings in 1972, the outspoken Jean-Marie Le Pen, a former paratrooper who once wore an eye-patch and was famed for his inflammatory speeches, gradually managed to bring the far-right party to the forefront of politics.

Slow beginnings.

If her beginnings were slow and desk-bound, Plath was soon soaring beyond her lover's reach.

Her mouth is pursed, minutely — maybe consternation, maybe the beginnings of a slow, ironic smile.

Slint had outgrown its noise-rock beginnings, and the slow, nearly wordless songs that the band performed that night were something new.

It marks the beginnings of a slow move toward a world where everything will be accessed from a single RFID microchip.

"We are seeing the beginnings of a slowing of what has been a brain drain the last 20 years," Case said.

With the collapse of the Roman world and the invasions of the barbarians came the beginnings of the long, slow development of the Christian church.