Sentence examples for slowly leads from inspiring English sources

As Oscar Wilde once said, "Americans are certainly great hero-worshippers, and always take [their] heroes from the criminal classes".; Robert Ford's obsessive idolisation of Jesse James echoes our own fixations on him as an American Robin Hood, though the myth laid bare slowly leads to a hatred that ends with Ford putting a bullet in the back of his hero's head.

Without spelling it out in so many words, "Constable, Gainsborough, Turner and the Making of Landscape," on view through Feb. 17, raises a major issue that concerns Western culture as a whole: What is it that slowly leads artists to deconstruct material reality into wisps of color?

Rather, it is about hard work in core urban functions that slowly leads to transformation.

It has been reported that an axonal injury slowly leads to Wallerian degeneration and results in delayed neuronal death [29].

We're already seeing evidence that drone warfare slowly leads to less consideration for civilian lives: the (apparently deliberate) use of the "double tap" strategy, wherein a first missile is followed a few minutes later by another.

The consumption pattern changes and slowly leads us towards a less materialistic society.

"This slowly led to our separation".

In the decade following independence, development had slowly led to improved living conditions.

The demonstrators walked slowly, led in the chants by a man whose face was concealed with a scarf.

She patiently and very slowly led me through basic fox trot, promenade and something called left rock turn.

As the availability of contraceptives grew, reduced fear of pregnancy slowly led additional unmarried women to enter the pool of the sexually active.