Sentence examples for better slightly from inspiring English sources

Bread tastes better slightly overdone, with a nice brown crust.

Inside the park, you'll find concessions in the areas that draw a lot of visitors, like the zoo and the boathouse, with slightly better, slightly more varied choices.

So May's 30% privately educated cabinet is impressive (and better, slightly, than both Blair and Brown's governments), but we shouldn't get carried away.

A suggestion: While the tendency is to serve white wines cold, these wines almost always taste better slightly warmer, say, 20 to 30 minutes out of the refrigerator.

Madison Avenue Delicatessen, 1175 Madison Avenue, corner 86th Street, is expensive, but serves juicy, flavorful pastrami that is better slightly fat than lean.

He'd even served on a Presidential commission a few years earlier, when Clinton had been the big kahuna and the world had been (in her humble opinion, at least) a slightly better, slightly safer place.

Slightly colder is better than slightly hotter.

Indeed, it looks better when slightly crumpled.

Unlike most whitefish, monkfish is not better when slightly undercooked.

But they're a bit better for slightly longer distances.

*Participants rating themselves as much better or slightly better.