He is instantly enamoured of Michel, played by Pierre Deladonchamps, a slighter, more reserved and thoughtful man.
Bulls have a slighter more prominent hump over their shoulders than cows do, but it's not as big nor defined as in Brahman cattle.
If I haven't been able to write for a long time it will come out in a form slight more cooked.
This kind of party discipline was precisely what he loathed about British parliamentary practice -- a block of votes representing only slight more than a quarter of the public could rule.
"At first it was slight, more of a quivering of the air, a series of windy rumblings, of vague, barely noticeable atmospheric flutterings".
In fact, "Velocity" as a whole is a much slighter, more perfunctory performance than that earlier book -- less inventive, less daring, less affecting and less intense.
By a slight margin, more respondents said the threat of terrorism would increase under Republicans than said it would increase under Democrats.
Hezbollah is a terrorist organization, to be sure, but it has become a slight bit more sophisticated over the past twenty years.
By a slight margin, more New Yorkers saw Mr. Green as having "the right kind of experience" to be mayor of New York than felt that way about Mr. Bloomberg, who is making his first run for public office.
