Sentence examples for slow notion from inspiring English sources

It is true that a decomposing chandelier seems sort of fast, but as it turns out a domestic object with a built-in expiration date is a slow notion, said Carolyn Strauss, a designer, curator and the founder of SlowLab, a three-year-old design think tank with offices in Manhattan and Amsterdam that's devoted to searching out the slow in cutting-edge design.

Slow animated notions of residue settle and merge with patterns that suggest time has passed in due course -- time has passed in no hurry.

With no worries about the video appearing grainy or jerky over slow connections, the notion is that students are better able to use the online technology for what it does best: interacting.

If Francona needs a playoff berth to retain his job, Epstein's reputation needed a step-up performance Tuesday from Erik Bedard, his big in-season addition, to slow the accelerating notion that he hasn't covered himself in executive glory this season.

It seems the game has moved on since England's bowlers introduced the notion of slow bouncers in the Caribbean.

The notion of slow food goes back to a campaign begun in Italy to protect the pleasures of the table against the depredations of fast food.

"The notion of slow... fosters intensity and understanding and equips students to reason for themselves... the arts of deliberation are an essential element in this".

These conditions involve a notion of "slow oscillation at infinity".

The rapid response contradicts the general notion of slow movement of water in the subsurface.

It occurred over a long period of time, but Democrats were slow to accept the notion that Republicans had politicized this process completely".

Furthermore, researchers from the 20th century and earlier perpetuated the notion that slow lorises were common by reporting them as either present or absent rather than noting low population densities in their field research.