Sentence examples for I know slightly from inspiring English sources

When Marr, whom I know slightly from his time on the Observer, was struck down, I wrote offering support.

A few weeks ago a prominent hedge fund boss, whom I know slightly, invited me to a glitzy weekend.

Now I quite like Brandreth, whom I know slightly, and I have admired his recent published interviews.

As I passed the Club Mercantil an old gentleman whom I know slightly came to me and in a state of great excitement exclaimed: 'Good news, good news.

Full Disclosure: Ben Goldacre, whom I know slightly, kindly arranged for his publisher to send me a free copy of Bad Pharma.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: This is, I know, slightly far from where we began, but you just mentioned something that I found so interesting in the book, this idea of bringing up these old solutions again and again.

I never met Foot, but knew of her work as a leading moral philosopher; Murdoch I knew slightly, but her novels have absorbed, entertained and educated me since I first read them in the 1960s.

When he became president of the organization in June 1965, Oglesby (whom I knew slightly some years after the period covered in his book) was neither a student nor especially young.

Lyricist/composer Stan Daniels, whom I knew slightly, died in 2007; he had been an eight-time Emmy-winning writer and producer of "Taxi" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".

I certainly know (slightly) more.

It was the crowd from Mercer Island, halfway across Lake Washington, whom I had come to know slightly the previous summer through staying with the Berens twins from Forest Ridge.