It may be because we're slightly inarticulate people.' The most fired-up he gets is in discussing New Zealand's lack of a national gallery.
Mumford & Sons, Mr. Schultz said, "kicked down doors, and they allowed radio to receive a band like us because we somehow slightly resemble what they're doing".
Because we are slightly disappointed to think this couch-jumping Cruise is the real Cruise, or that he at least wants us to think he's real.
What was great is that because we were slightly in a rush, when I wrote "Shout" the chorus, that all I thought it was going to be, a chorus like "Give Peace A Chance," a song about protest.
At the same time, it's important for the sounds to be disguised because we're slightly more developed than dogs and as soon as the audience is focusing on the environmental sound being used, they can confront their feelings towards it and ultimately affect an otherwise primal response to it.
Because we observed slightly positive mean FIS in all three sets of samples, possibly due to null alleles or errors, we identified outliers in the FIS frequency distribution and excluded them from the following analyses.
Although an attempt was made to collect a representative sample, because of time restrictions, we slightly oversampled sources close to the homes of study participants, which may have been more likely to be improved sources, and likely undersampled sources that were farthest from the communities and may have been more likely to be unimproved.
"People choose us because they think we will perform – rather than because we might be slightly cheaper, or slightly more expensive, than the guy next door," said Peter Clarke, chief executive of Man Group, on Tuesday when asked if the relatively hefty fees charged to investors in Man's main AHL fund might be part of the group's problem, as suggested here on Monday.
Translation gaffes work because we are still slightly suspicious of linguists.
Just because we have a slightly changed brother does not mean we have a somber, quiet personality.
