Sentence examples for a slight slight from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to create a high spot in the center -- one thirty-second of an inch" Mr. Lefflbine, the foreman, said of the middle C key. "Over the two-foot width of the keyboard, it's a slight, slight slope, but that tapering will help".

So with this new option coming up, there might be a slight, slight decrease in the need for the use of traditional burial.

Mucin deposition in the reticular dermis was evaluated by scoring the degree of acid mucopolysaccharide staining on a semiquantitative scale as negative, very slight, slight, fair or abundant [ 16].

For example, the pair (no, moderate) on the problem scale is disordered the pair (slight, slight) but both pairs agree in ordering with the pair (moderate, large).

It can seem like a 23-square-mile rugby pitch, where on any given day nearly three million people are shoving elbows, blowing cigarette smoke, jabbering on cellphones or to themselves, all ready to rumble over the slightest slight.

"You cannot photograph here," said Alexei Kachubei, a slight man with a slight lisp, and the head of the election commission as well as the school principal.

In what looked like a move to give Osborne an opportunity to save some face, Germany suggested a slight postponement and slight adjustment of the new regime.

A slight knee injury ("slight diminution of the quadraped muscles of the left thigh," Warwickshire's coach, Bob Woolmer, faithfully recorded) was abruptly diagnosed.

"As far as myself and Brian, there's always been a slight favorite, but only a slight favorite," Hank Steinbrenner said.

To be sure, even "small bumps" might be enough to put the race on its head, moving Mr. Romney from a slight underdog to a slight front-runner.

One executive involved in the negotiations said, "Whether he took a slight cut or got a slight raise, it's nobody's business".