The collective energy of "Rubies" and "Diamonds" mounted until, at the climax, the corps dancers seemed to be elegantly tearing themselves in several directions at once, and the slow, concluding septet of "Emeralds," where Balanchine's physics turn elegiac, had a riveting luster.
He criticised the characters as stereotypical and the plot being far too slow, concluding, "This is one for the die-hard Halo fans".
Theoretically, should a player later be suspected of having sustained a concussion, the trainer could pull out the dowel-puck, repeat the test, and, if the player's reaction time were slower, conclude that he or she likely was concussed.
He further felt that most of the songs on Body Language "mimic its sound, [though] none of the other songs on Body Language come close to the achievement of "Slow" and concluded that ""Slow" should be a template for pop singers who fancy themselves aesthetes".
World Rugby's match official selection committee, after watching the incident from several angles and in slow motion, concluded that Joubert had erred in law.
Cryptum received mixed reviews; some critics liked the Forerunner culture and suspense that Bear created, but others disliked the characters, found the plot too slow and concluded that the novel was suited only to existing fans of the Halo series.
We should be slow to judge them, and slower still to embrace crude stereotypes about their motives — just as they should be slow to conclude that someone is a likely criminal suspect because he happens to be black and male.
Slow to conclude that terrorism might be involved, the administration has been slower to provide definitive guidance to the public.
The police were slow to conclude that a serial killer was on the loose but eventually singled out Mr. Pickton, 56.
(I say this on the basis that someone given documents that back up the official version should be slow to conclude that he has the whole story).
