Sentence examples for Slightly modern from inspiring English sources
For traditional Swedish handicrafts with a slightly modern edge, Nilsson heads to Svensk Slojd in Stockholm.
Still using pastel on paper, Severini portrayed society women in a bland manner made only slightly modern by brisk strokes that point to his recent acquaintance with French Neo-Impressionism.
The legs are busy, with tricky, precise allegro passages full of small jumps and beats; the upper half is where the insouciance comes in: with a transparent touch the cast must assume a slightly modern, slightly tongue-in-cheek way of looking out from the stage.
"Call me slightly modern, but I always felt when any team was going at the scintillating rate of slightly less than three an over, against a load of part-time, dibbly-dobbly, namby-pamby pie-throwers, they weren't really putting the boots to the opposition".
With the exception of "Wildest Dream" — slightly modern-rock, slightly Foo-Fightery — "Revelation" operates with its own kind of Schillinger System, an almost clinical set of chord modulations, solo-lengths and emotional progressions.
Originally there were plans to order additional Di 4 units, but this was discarded and instead a new class was pursued, as NSB wanted similar, but slightly more modern, locomotives.
Scotland uses a slightly more modern 1984 law.
A mellow rumble spills out of the slightly too modern over-and-under exhaust pipes.
They are traditionally called cis-2-butene and trans-2-butene or, in slightly more modern terms, (Z)- and (E -2-butene.
La Kabbr (685 9th Avenue, between 47th and 48th St ., perhaps the only Iraqi restaurant in New York, offers a slightly more modern take on the cuisine.
