Sentence examples for a slightly different point from inspiring English sources

It's a slightly different point.

'I have many, many flaws, believe me,' he says, sidling up to a slightly different point.

But, to be fair, the nurse was trying to make a slightly different point.

My theory," Regan said, "is that we are receiving the signal from a slightly different point in the area than before".

As Gerald Dworkin put a slightly different point, "one's body is irreplaceable and inescapable.

One such case is offered by Jennifer Lackey (2007), albeit to illustrate a slightly different point.

Is this difference -- a difference that does not reduce the unborn fetus to an inert thing, but does not elevate it to the status of a person who has died -- one that well-meaning representatives of the many different sides of the debate about abortion might use to provide a new and slightly different point of entry into one of the most recurrent moral debates of our time?

Stanzas are typically used to organize ideas, so one stanza will likely have a different tone or slightly different point of emphasis than the stanzas before and after it.

Multiple imputation analyses resulted in slightly different point estimates, but the overall patterns were unchanged, with no statistically significant differences in any of the PROMs (results not shown).

Moreover, due to numerical instabilities, independent VQ runs with identical starting conditions can produce slightly different point configurations.

Results and Discussion p. 6 – the deletion of part of the attC site doesn't bring the aacA4 gene much closer to Pc and ref. 14 makes slightly different point (that expression of the downstream cassette may be enhanced).