Sentence examples for a bit of slight from inspiring English sources

And while the SP-2 doesn't blow the SP-1 away in terms of print quality, it does offer improvements that are clear when you see the pictures from each version side-by-side – while at the same time maintaining a bit of slight fuzziness that contributes to the retro appeal of instant printing overall.

I've always had a bit of slight issue with that word.

All fair enough, but then in 2008 In Rainbows lost to Elbow's milquetoast The Seldom Seen Kid, and suddenly their failure to win the award started to look like a bit of a slight.

Additionally, local architects complained that it was a bit of a slight that two European architects were chosen to produce works to serve as the focal points of the Burnham Plan Centennial celebration.

Exiene m.c.s 3 or 4 shows a night and is a bit of a stage mother, slighting certain comics while showing attention upon his protégés.

Slight, a bit of a fidgeter, drinking apple juice, he's not a prototype leading man.

As she talks about her own work, Khan realizes there is a bit of a perception problem, a slight disconnect — her charmed upbringing and potentially frivolous existence at odds with, as becomes increasingly clear, the serious-minded, hyper-busy reality of her working life.

It was off in the distance, just a slight explosion, a bit of a shake to the ground.

This to-ing and fro-ing, which feels pretty sad and pretty real, lends a bit of emotional color to this cattail-slight drama, directed with typical finesse by Daniel Sullivan.

Kitson speaks with a slight lisp and a bit of a stutter.

There's a little bit of a slight humorous twist in "Nyctophobia," which is the fear of the dark, but again it's all from personal experience.