Sentence examples for slow study from inspiring English sources

If you want to know the whys and hows of it, this would be worth a slow study.

In a split second he comes across as a slow study: football, which normally comes so naturally, now seems brutally hard.

Deutch was late coming to the personal computer, and a friend who helped him buy his first said he was a slow study and frequently called on his children and those of friends for technical help.

It shows us unhurried bits of daily life and lived-in faces but remains firmly on the outside, carefully making its slow study.

First, that approach has been slow (Study 1) and, second, it is clear that measuring the slope of the power spectra appears not to be the best way to assess the long-range dependencies in the data (Study 2).

Only the tortuously slow studies designed to examine drug effects in thousands of people can begin to sort out this kind of coincidence from true cause and effect.

The lack of a method for selectively eliminating basophils, leaving mast cells intact, had slowed studies of their functions.

And the movie, which has so far been a slow, touching study of village life, becomes something else: a work of lyrical realism that has some of the shattering, redemptive power of Vittorio De Sica's "Bicycle Thief".

And the movie, which has so far been a slow, touching study of village life, becomes something else: a work of lyrical realism that has some of the shattering, redemptive power of Vittorio De Sica's "Bicycle Thief" (Scott).

But these moments of excitement don't make up for what is ultimately a slow burn study of characters that aren't nearly as interesting as the movie thinks they are.

As for Pius XII and his wartime conduct, although it is true the Vatican has been slow to study the issue in detail, it also appears that Yad Vashem's verdict is not the last word.