Sentence examples for anyone slightly from inspiring English sources

Anyone slightly less bureaucratic?

This is apparent in our politics, where we're swift to impute the worst of motives to anyone slightly to our left or right.

If the kind of leader who invests in such a place has not lost touch with reality before he – always he, it seems – descends into the sub-palatial depths, living in a bunker would soon drive anyone slightly insane.

The Pentagon today unveiled what some military officials hope will become the rubber bullet of the 21st century: a weapon that uses electromagnetic waves to disperse crowds without killing, maiming or, military officials say, even injuring anyone slightly.

Anyone slightly above driving age will have realised the title of this column is a tug of the forelock to Alex Cox's Moviedrome TV series - a selection of cult movies that ran on BBC2 in the late 80s and early 90s.

It isn't wise to be advised by anyone slightly mad.

Let's be honest about this last detail – is anyone even slightly surprised?

For anyone even slightly self-employed, the idea of compiling your annual tax return is enough to send anyone running to the drinks cabinet.

To anyone even slightly familiar with the record of Saddam Hussein's regime, a bit of gloating over its destruction doesn't seem unreasonable.

You'll see consolidation, especially on the Democratic side – the idea of Trump as president will make anyone even slightly left of center vote for Clinton.

And anyone even slightly informed on World Bank and IMF policies over the past 20 years will see the persistence of his belief that political influence is best delivered under the radar of economic investments.