He spoke slowly, as if to someone with brain damage.
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She looked at the ground and spoke slowly, in subdued, raspy tones.
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During our recent time together, he spoke slowly and deliberately, and moved accordingly.
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He spoke slowly and in a low voice, while taking small sips of mundo.
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She spoke slowly, mournfully, shooting down each suggestion, insisting she'd already tried them all.
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In the television report, the robot, called Boris, spoke slowly with a very synthetic voice.
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He spoke slowly, careful not to offend, but Chang is not the type to self-edit well.
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He asked lawmakers to repeat themselves throughout the House Judiciary Committee hearing, even when they spoke slowly.
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But he spoke slowly and hoarsely and sometimes deliberately; sometimes the answers took a while to get going.
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He spoke slowly, with a certain sombre attention, like a kindergarten teacher explaining the tragic facts of life.
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Sitting on the carpet floor, he leaned back on an armchair with his legs stretched out and spoke slowly.
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As always, his words seemed to launch from deep in his chest, forging an urgency even as he spoke slowly, calmly.
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PHILADELPHIA — Hillary Clinton spoke slowly, as if instructing an early-morning seminar, as she stared out at a roomful of students.
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He spoke slowly, in a still-thick Hungarian accent, moving his cupped hand in a semicircle as if summoning his words.
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He spoke slowly and intently, staring down at the floor for long periods, meeting a reporter's eye only when he finished speaking.
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Kushner spoke slowly and deliberately, at times pausing to look down at his notes, as cameras flashed and reporters angled for position.
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He spoke slowly and precisely in a lingering South African accent, his sentences long and perfectly constructed and often ending with a joke.
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Biden spoke slowly and scanned the Wells Fargo Center as he gave thanks for the support after his son died of brain cancer last year.
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She spoke slowly and so softly at times that I worried my recorder wouldn't pick up her voice over the rumble of the waves and rain.
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Sitting beside a plastic plate and picking at some rice and chick peas, Ahmed spoke slowly, exhausted and wondering what would become of relatives who had to stay behind.
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Russell spoke slowly and with seriousness, but he made me feel as though he had been waiting all night for the chance to hear what I had to say.
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Khan spoke slowly and deliberately about being Muslim and being American, using strong words that questioned Trump's integrity and patriotism, and moving many in the Philadelphia audience to tears.
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He didn't want his photograph taken, and as he spoke, slowly and carefully enunciating only a few words, he kept a lookout for the Canadian Border Service Agency (CBSA) personnel.
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She spoke slowly and sternly, as if narrating a documentary, railing against a litany of national hardships: gun violence, economic inequality, an overreliance on the police to remedy societal ills.
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On Thursday, Reid, 42, appeared on Today Extra on Australia's Channel Nine to promote The Last Sharknado, and for much of it, she stumbled over her words, spoke slowly and often trailed off.
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He even spoke slowly, as if with effort, from behind near-perpetual sunglasses and a glossy-smooth tan, and walked slowly, in stacked Western boots that gave his small body an air of Napoleonic command.
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The militants had their own pirate radio station, featuring an announcer with a deep and unnervingly sexy voice, who spoke slowly and deliberately, and claimed in a decelerated but almost raplike cadence that the fall of the city was imminent.
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While he was unable to exercise his limbs, he exercised his mind to the great benefit of all those who have read his syndicated column and watched him on TV. He spoke slowly, partly from physical necessity, but also because it helped him make his points and demand a hearing.
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The official, Katie Brennan, spoke slowly and sternly as she detailed her allegations against Albert J. Alvarez, whom she accused of sexually assaulting her after a campaign event last year, and described how the administration ignored her repeated pleas and continued to employ Mr. Alvarez as a top administration official.
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Eiko Masuyama was the youngest of four sisters. When she was young she spoke slowly. Her teacher told her "You can't talk properly". At age 12, she joined the Children's Theater Company to improve her speech.
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His public speeches were presented in a formal, stiff manner, and often consisted of clichéd set phrases. He typically spoke slowly, and carefully chose his words. Although he was not considered a great orator, his speeches conveyed "his personal commitment, charm and humour". Mandela was a private person who often concealed his emotions and confided in very few people.
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He wrote that Helmholtz was never quite prepared, spoke slowly, miscalculated endlessly, and bored his listeners, while Kirchhoff spoke in carefully prepared lectures which were dry and monotonous. He soon became close friends with Helmholtz. While there he undertook a program of mostly self-study of Clausius's writings, which led him to choose thermodynamics as his field. In October 1878 Planck passed his qualifying exams and in February 1879 defended his dissertation, Über den zweiten Hauptsatz der mechanischen Wärmetheorie (On the second law of thermodynamics).
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