The phrase "a different slight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different instance of a minor insult or offense.
Example: "While I appreciated her feedback, I couldn't help but feel that it was just a different slight compared to what I had heard before."
Alternatives: "another minor offense" or "a different insult".
And every hand gesture has a different meaning: a slight upward movement of a closed hand means "take a hike"; touching your forehead repeatedly near the temple means "he or she is crazy"; putting your hand near your mouth serves to emphasize what you're saying.
Marble was then sourced from a different quarry, causing a slight color change near the obelisk's 150-foot mark.
Each agency handles the global temperature data slightly differently and uses a different period of comparison, leading to slight differences in the monthly and yearly temperature numbers.
Oh, well, another tweak here and there, perhaps a different batch of cream, a slight refinement to the starter.
"The next 12 to 24 hours will give us an indication of how successful the attempt will be," he said A technician involved in the effort said that because the shear cut left the riser with a slight bend, a different cap would be used than the one originally planned.
A team using the SOPHIE spectrograph on a 1.93-meter telescope at the Haute-Provence Observatory in France spent 5 years studying 129 of Kepler's bigger candidates using a different method: looking for the slight movement of a star as a planet's gravity tugs it around.
Isoforms represent variants of a gene that can perform the same function, a different function altogether, or a slight modification of the same function (Little et al. 2010).
For peak corneal deformation speed the delay of some points with respect to other laterally displaced points (and therefore scanned at a different time) induces the observed slight asymmetries in the images of the full deformation (see Media 1), which are therefore likely to arise from scanning.
Mr Kennard is a different sort of top Democrat: a slight, quiet, lawyerly type with a reputation for not offending people.
(ii) For the case of (mu(A) =int_{A}rho(t),dt), that is, of weighted pseudo almost automorphic (periodic) functions, the same conclusion of Theorem 3.2 was obtained in [24, Theorem 4.2, Remark 4.3] with a condition slight different from (H1), and similar result was also given in [22, Theorem 3.7 (ii)] with different conditions. .
