Sentence examples for truly slow from inspiring English sources

Indeed, among these five sonatas there is only one truly slow movement.

Xavi and Sergio Busquets came on: control was the aim, but the game did not truly slow.

But no definitive study has been published showing whether these small changes in body composition are enough to truly slow age-related declines in physical performance.

For example, Taghazout, found between Agadir and Essaouira on the Atlantic coast, is a laid back community where visitors can truly slow down and relax.

But analysts say the reality is that revenue growth appears to have truly slowed, perhaps forever.

Again, the power flows from nouns and adjectives placed in unusual combinations — the slight paradox of "slow gusts" (a gust is usually rapid) and the almost onomatopoeic "sonic wallow," which truly slows the sentence down.

By then, if not before, you will be truly slowing down.

Being a dynamic programming language, Ruby is truly slower than its statically compiled counterparts, such as C or Java.

(H1) The observed deceleration indicates that the rate of evolutionary adaptation is truly slowing down.

Try eating those packaged doughnuts from the grocery store really slow to see how unappetizing they truly are.

This truly is slow travel.