Sentence examples for slowly figured out from inspiring English sources
"Recently, I've slowly figured out that it's stress and anxiety that make everything feel overwhelming almost immediately," she explains.
He's slowly figured out tricks like these to manage what he describes as his life-long struggles with "extreme depression"—to, as he puts it, "not lose my mind".
But even this misstep is the product of respect for the characters, who need to slowly figure out what to do with their lives.
This is an example where the technology was in front of the business model, and we're slowly figuring out how they all work together.
But she holds a secret that young new co-worker Jean Kévin Azaïss) is slowly figuring out: she was once a contestant in the European Song Contest (there was probably a rights issue).
Rather, it is slowly figuring out how best to use the new technology in much the same way that, nearly a century ago, companies had to learn that as electricity took the place of steam, they no longer needed to cluster their machinery around the power source.The software industry has to resolve several tricky questions.
Slowly figuring out your exit options in a way that preserves those is a much better way to go about it.
Main and other lobbyists say it will be crucial to keep these two sectors closely linked as the United Kingdom slowly figures out what last month's referendum to leave the European Union means for its future.
Otherwise, we're given a predictably eccentric cast of characters and two actors who have fun jumping around the stage while goofing with the audience, playing off of each other and occasionally moving the plot forward as we slowly figure out who-dun-it.
But slowly, slowly, I figured out what I didn't know, what I needed to know, and how I could share what I learned.
Minutes 10 through 110: On his long commute home reviewer slowly figures out what happened inside the Meisner and is forced to confront the horror within: he is too stupid to go through a simple haunted house properly.
