Sentence examples for slow gathering from inspiring English sources

Their motivation is, unsurprisingly, not altogether altruistic and the slow gathering of momentum behind the idea is built on a number of factors.

The generic elements — the slow gathering of evidence — forces the past, by degrees, into clarification of the present, but with this twist: we are what the past has made us, yet at any point we could have chosen differently.

This book not only offers fresh insights into Freud but catches the tensions and drama inherent in the business of portraiture, its psychological complexity and the slow gathering of information.

As drama, it is full of slow-gathering power.

The music moves in like a weather system, a slow-gathering, all-engulfing storm of sound.

April 1st and 2nd: They have appeared on my end-of-year lists twice before, but there is no denying the slow-gathering power of Philippe Herreweghe and the Collegium Vocale Gent in the music of Bach.

He even manages to find some good in the horrors of Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib, pointing to the slow-gathering, huge reaction against the administration's policies that has seen the nomination of two candidates both of whom are implacably opposed to torture.Ms Maddox's book concentrates on America's role in the world: on NATO, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, greenhouse gases and other serious matters.

It has been slow in gathering evidence of the impact and outcomes of its work.

Rabid with anticipation, slow claps gathering speed, electricity in the air as the Gang come on.

He would work, with slow but gathering excitement, through the plays of Shakespeare, the novels of Tolstoy and the teeming streets of Dickens.

Mr Starr has been slow in gathering his evidence, to the point where it will have to be startling indeed to make Americans care, or to stimulate Congress into launching impeachment proceedings.