Sentence examples for I think slightly from inspiring English sources

I think slightly more than half our fellow-guests came.

I think slightly dysfunctional families are actually more common than people realise.

"For that reason, it will be a particularly special holiday but also, I think, slightly bittersweet".

The similar and, I think, slightly more elegant, 2012 Coleridge Hill is around £8.50-£10 independentent wine merchants.

The implication that Americans might not be able to differentiate between one murderous lunatic and an entire religion is, I think, slightly unfair.

My audience's reply was "Of course not!" I think slightly differently – as long as you respect the occasion you're at, it's fine.

It has shown up at a few other websites, though, and I thought (slightly apologetically) that I should at least watch the video.

It won't surprise you to learn that I think that "slightly reducing choice and convenience" might slightly understate the case, given what we know about how Medicaid generates its current savings.

"I think people slightly misread what we were trying to say," he responds.

It was Ruth Mills's ghost, I think, who, slightly embarrassed, whispered to me, "Next year we're going with something smaller".

"I think being slightly more risky in some ways is what separates the faster drivers from maybe the not-so-faster drivers," he said.