Sentence examples for Slightly shaken from inspiring English sources

Slightly shaken after witnessing some harsh interactions, I found myself in a smallish folk/indie room and was immediately impressed by the witty banter going on in the chat box.

You leave feeling slightly shaken: excited by the play's formal invention, moved by its coiled emotional power.

"That was swinging," somebody yelled from the first tram to make it through; it counted among its slightly shaken passengers Ron Meyer, the president of Universal Studios.

Their confidence was only slightly shaken by Kelly's phone calls — he dragged them out for hours, unwilling to let go of the sound of his mother's voice.

How Paerson avoided major injury after her brutal crash landing remains a mystery, but the even bigger surprise was seeing her — terribly sore but only slightly shaken — win a bronze medal in the super combined the next day.

Then and only then did it start to look straightforward for Federer, the No. 2 seed who, though slightly shaken, still remains stirred by the possibility of winning the only Grand Slam singles title he lacks.

"What for?" She looks at me a bit bemused, and very slightly shakes her head.

A petite woman, Ms. Harding sat in the front row facing the coffin, offering a slightly shaking hand to visitors.

"I eat nanas in the morning," Eliot said, but then Matilda just as slowly turned away, pursing her lips and ever so slightly shaking her head.

Mr. García, having just turned 52 and his hands now slightly shaking, is attempting a comeback mixing touches of nostalgia with large dollops of repentance.

By contrast, Mr. Obama responded to Mr. McCain's lines of attacks by smiling and slightly shaking his head, but otherwise maintained a blank expression and an unfailing monotone.