Sentence examples for slow dawning from inspiring English sources

It appears that this slow dawning begins in the womb and continues even after birth.

It was a sight made worse by the slow dawning realisation on Arya's face as she watched them march.

Senator Patty Murray of Washington, who leads the Democrats' campaign committee, called the deliberation process a slow dawning for Republicans.

He says he loves that slow, dawning moment when people realize that they have been had and that their money is in his pocket.

What has happened to soggy centrists of a liberal persuasion this year is rather like what happens to women in later middle age: the slow, dawning realisation that nobody's chatting you up any more.

Their relationship remains highly ambiguous, and there's a terror in the slow dawning of awareness, on Catherine's part, of her father's subtle, steady cruelty toward her, administered like a series of imperceptible electrical shocks over many years.

· Michael Berkeley's latest composition Slow Dawn is at the Proms on August 10.

Somehow the bouquet of timbres that Claudia Quintet presents hasn't lost its freshness: the slow dawn of "25th Somber Blanket," with accordion and clarinet prominent in the mix, represents a proven strategy for the band.

"Thank you for staying here," she says with the slow-dawning, dazzling smile of the Ni-Vanuatu.

"You began to hear stories of people disappearing," John Dinges, an American who was teaching in Chile in 1973, says, describing the slow-dawning realization.

Yvonne started the episode enjoying life on the road and ended it with her certainties stripped away – the scene in which she said goodbye to Martin was quietly heartbreaking, thanks to the slow-dawning revelation about how much she had been used.