Sentence examples for slow feeling from inspiring English sources

Even the specter of losing Natalie Portman was better than that; even the memory of imaginary heartache is preferable to the slow feeling of turning into a vampire.

The tunes have been described as being in the Romantic music style, with a slow feeling to them.

According to the sheet music published by Universal Music Publishing Group at Musicnotes.com, it was composed in the key of C minor using in common time and a slow feeling groove of 72 beats per minute.

Using these, the firm has piloted mood cards in some NHS trusts, from which staff can pick one of three moods to describe how they're feeling on a particular day: on the edge; having a good day, feeling fine; on go-slow, feeling disengaged.

That said, people may still be perceiving real slowdown, nor can synthetic benchmarks reliably capture things like little delays or input lag that add up to a slow-feeling phone without affecting its pure performance score.

His best lines evoked both the sudden excitement of uncovering a lie, and the slow, sick feeling of learning to live with it.

Mr. Rubalcaba, the Cuban pianist, has outgrown his early speed-demon tendencies to become one of the more delicate and exotic players in jazz; his best recent work relies on an incredibly still, slow rhythmic feeling, a much better canvas on which he can launch into one of his sudden, virtuosic, chromatic streaks.

Don Kaye of Blabbermouth made a comparison to a different Slayer track than Atkinson, and commented that "'Eyes of the Insane' and 'Catatonic' both have that slow, grinding feeling of doom that the band has done so well before on classics like 'Dead Skin Mask'".

The book is told in rhythmic fragments, all chopped up in quotation marks that force the reader to slow down, feeling like they've been drugged when they enter the narrative terrain: "One day, I awoke" "& found myself on" "a subway, endlessly" / "I didn't know" "how I'd arrived there or" "who I was" "exactly" / "But I knew the train" "knew riding it" "knew the look of" / "those about me".

The initial sense of promise and hope is seductive, but it soon gives way to a nagging slow-burn feeling of inadequacy.

There's too many damn dramas out there, and the winter season is the best time to binge on all those slow, episodic feelings.