Sentence examples for a slightly old from inspiring English sources

The only misstep was a slightly old, strong-tasting tuna bruschetta special ($20).

He thinks of himself as a slightly old young man who is still advertising for a mate.

The statistical significance, Kendler says, is "modest," and appears to be derived from a slightly "old fashioned" method of analysis.

A year later a slightly older Belgium team made it to the semifinals of the Olympic Games.

MIKE QUINN This appealing début addresses manly obsessions with a slightly old-fashioned Duchampian humor.

It was dark blue with long sleeves, and it had a slightly old-fashioned rolled collar.

Panetta is a straight shooter, with a slightly old-fashioned sense of morality.

Anxious, worried, upset in a slightly old-fashioned way, and somehow ragged.

Even the set has a slightly old-fashioned air – there's a comfortable armchair, a pot plant.

The omniscient narrator uses a slightly old-fashioned English and sticks to the story.

It's a slightly old-school idea — throwing everyone in the same room — which Tyler described in idealistic terms.