Sentence examples for so much slow from inspiring English sources

The sudden collapse did not so much slow the run rate as attach a comedy Warner Bros one tonne weight to it.

England were not so much slow out of the blocks as asleep, repeatedly giving away penalties at the scrum and breakdown, while Farrell, Care and George Ford all kicked poorly from hand.

"It is so much slow motion you can see the light itself move.

After so much slow gloom in this series of The Handmaid's Tale, both metaphorical and cinematic, it ended in a shocking welter of action.

The show's creator-producer, David Gelb, achieves this hallowed mood by leaning heavily on a handful of cinematic techniques: symmetrically framed shots, soaring classical music, and so much slow motion that one suspects the hour-long episodes, cranked up to normal speed, might be over and done in fifteen minutes.

I'm not being pious – Best's temples are built and burned in the midst of the funnest, most hedonistic, most ridiculous place on Earth – but the more you think about it the more extraordinary it seems that the institutional art world has been not so much slow as self-harming in not engaging Best's services.

The ball bounces higher on red clay than on Har-Tru, McIntyre said, not so much slowing it down as causing it to sit up for your opponent to get one more shot.

But once in a while the cooped-up cats still pounce, tempted by so much slow-moving, pampered prey, all sodden with money and novelty martinis.

Or so much slower if it has a faster part to give it context".

Nonetheless the dynamical properties of a glass are so much slower that it appears to take on the properties of a solid.

The researchers caution that their study doesn't explain why financial crises make recessions so much deeper and recoveries so much slower.