Sentence examples for slowly sinking in from inspiring English sources
"It's slowly sinking in that this is a permanent change".
The significance, on-screen and off, is slowly sinking in for her.
"What we've done is slowly sinking in," Phil Parkinson, the Bradford manager, said.
The artificial island on which it was built a few years ago is slowly sinking in the Pacific.
Only the meat is the same at Smithfield, an island of working-class tradition slowly sinking in a gentrifying sea of luxury apartments, restaurants and nightclubs.
"The Titanic that is physical media started slowly sinking in 2000," said Michael McGuire, an analyst with Gartner, a market research firm, when asked about Virgin.
As the election results slowly sink in, it's only a matter of time before the anixiety turns into action.
The new reality is starting to slowly sink in.
Maybe it will slowly sink in this weekend, the most understated of velvet revolutions.
The truth has slowly sunk in: we aren't going back to the 1950's after all.
A bleak mood has swept over the Grand Old Party in the past 24 hours as the multiple implications of Trump's latest victory in primary elections on Tuesday have slowly sunk in.
