Sentence examples for which slowly appears from inspiring English sources

One reader wrote: "If we lose the 'fourth estate' which slowly appears to be diminishing, government at all levels will run wild.

The most common transitions are "fade-ins" and "fade-outs," which is when the image slowly appears or disappears from the screen.

Aside from the occasional commercial or interview he did not appear much as his body started to feel the effects of Parkinson's disease, which slowly took away his ability to move and speak.

When the Moon and the Sun slowly appeared in the east, forms and colours decreased.

Everyone is talking too slowly, appearing more stoned than wired.

Besides large abattoir or fallen stock screening programmes (which are very costly) and genetic selection programmes (the effects of which appear slowly in the general population), an intermediate approach centred on the flock may be proposed.

Of interest is the difference in velocities, which appears to vary slowly and coherently for over an hour; the largest difference was 17 m/s, which occurred around 1850 LT during the 'PSSR.' The variations appear to be wavelike and out of phase.

He can speak very slowly in meetings, sometimes pausing for minutes between sentences, during which he appears to be meditating or napping.

And the ones on hand turn in outstanding work, from Jenny Perlin's filmed animation of handwritten sodomy law texts; to Allison Smith's installation of carved wood Civil War era -- or is that civil rights era? -- rifles supporting a flag made from a quilt; to a video by Christy Gast in which one woman appears to be slowly and tenderly dressing another in layers of clothes.

One difference between LES and MES is seen in the coarse-scale turbulent kinetic energy, which appears to grow slowly in time due to incoherent stochastic fluctuations in the buoyancy.

Our study additionally reveals that most Aplousobranchia evolve at extremely high rates involving changes in secondary structure of their 18S rRNA, with the exception of the family Clavelinidae, which appears to be slowly evolving.