Sentence examples for How slightly from inspiring English sources

All my close friends have a sense of how slightly ridiculous life is.

Lazarus hit broadway in December, with reviewers noting how slightly bonkers the whole thing was, Rolling Stone calling it a "surrealistic tour de force".

Much as I adore the people on that committee, like Tom Watson … I was shocked at how unsharp and how slightly starstruck the select committee members seemed.

Now that it has been, and they're flinching — no matter how slightly — the actions seem less ballsy, less brilliant.

This work demonstrates how slightly extending the architecture overlaying on top of COTS FPGAs can bring novel features for sake of improved management of hardware tasks, and ensure the binary compatibility among heterogeneous FPGAs.

Since our framework is based on duality techniques, we were also able to demonstrate how slightly relaxed versions of it can still be used to design mechanisms that have very good approximation ratios with respect to the optimal revenue, through a "convexification" process.

It is not clear how the slightly built Rodger was able to overpower them.

One winter day as I ambled through the colonnade of Literary Walk, I was struck by how, when slightly shifting my point of view, I could either see the trees as classically ordered rows or as spacious forest.

Here, for example, is how a slightly early version of the program responded last night when I asked about its reading habits: Marcus: Do you read The New Yorker?

It's these sorts of misleading maneuvers that Ullrich Ecker, a psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Western Australia, was pondering when he decided to test how slight and slightly misleading shifts in headlines can affect reading.

As it has turned out, though, there is a public sensitivity about senior Tories' backgrounds that will not go away, no matter how many slightly anxious Cameron soundbites (eg "What counts is not where you come from but where you are going", the line chucked at journalists by the PM's spokesman yesterday) are dreamed up to deal with it.