Sentence examples for a slight sinking from inspiring English sources

We know it will give us a bit of a lift, make things better, and if afterwards we sense a slight sinking feeling, we can always go out and buy another.

We model a slight annual C sink from the upper peat to the deep peat; however, these values are a major source of uncertainty.

If you are using the spread method, you MUST install the heat sink at a slight angle to prevent bubbles from forming.

Most pianists would do the opposite: take an extra moment to let a phrase sink in with a slight dramatic pause before moving to the next.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 8,000 for the first time since October 2002, before regaining ground; the FTSE 100 fell for 11 days in a row, to a seven-year low before a slight recovery; and European markets also sank.

It's not difficult to imagine a larger, more robust and diversified competitor underbidding Liquidity Services and selling just over cost, or even taking a slight hit on some items, to sink the company and grab market share with the idea of increasing margins in the sector down the line.

"But there's a slight element of disbelief and it will take a while to sink in".

With a slight chuckle, he added, "You can't drive there, or your bus will sink".

A slight?

A slight firm tilt.

A slight smile rose.