Sentence examples for a slight new from inspiring English sources

He opened the program with Bruce Stark's gentle, introspective "Yours" (2002), which had a slight New Age sheen to it.

You don't feel like investing in a new cookbook, and you don't need to throw away your old recipe entirely, but you just feel like you could benefit from a slight new twist.

In a slight New England drizzle, amidst sirens and nervous chatter, we became familiarized with new shortcuts and alleyways in the stretch between HMS and Dana-Farber.

Their rhythm has a slight New Orleans drag added to the desert beat.

In the interview, in which Mr. Babar speaks quickly and with a slight New York accent, constantly using the words "you know" between phrases, Mr. Babar also described his mother's escape from the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, saying she had struggled down the stairs, which were thick with smoke and slick with water from the sprinkler system.

And it was, 'Let's get down to work,' or 'woik,' as he had a slight New Jersey accent.

"Bringing people together is great," he said with a slight New Zealand accent.

Then there is the new guy -- a slight, young North Carolinian who intends to save their dying craft.

PG, 85 minutes "The Way Home," a slight, sweet new movie from South Korea, is the story of a spoiled young city boy sent to live in a tiny rural village with his peasant grandmother.

Using the spatial convolution inside the anisotropic diffusion and replacing the diffusivity by a slight variation, new modified models have been proposed, but they produce an undesirable blurring effect.

"I've been holding myself together for this," the slight New Zealander said.