Sentence examples for called slight from inspiring English sources

He ended the letter by asking for her reaction to "the first Holden story," which he said was called "Slight Rebellion Off Madison," and signing, simply, "Jerry S".

She calls what they did 'fraught naturalism', adding, 'I know that sounds wanky, but it was really liberating and incredibly physical, just me and Sacha and a step-ladder on stage, us hurling ourselves against it, and careering around the stage.' The play in question was called Slight Possession and it won the Guardian Youth Theatre Award at the Edinburgh Festival in 1987.

It won a Guardian Student Drama Award at the 1991 Edinburgh Fringe Festival for an improvised piece called Slight Possession, directed by David Farr.

Another device, called Slightest Touch (Slightesttouch.com), is based on theories of acupuncture.

In 2001, she added, ClearOne had changed its distribution model and was having difficulty gauging how much inventory distributors would need, acknowledging that "there was some [of] what I will call slight mismatch".

Other critics have called "Art" slight, and it is.

After all, this "shocker" — as Buchan called his slight entertainment — had been a British sensation.

The company is now collaborating with Martin Scorsese on the film "Silence" and working on an Ian McKellen film called "A Slight Trick of the Mind".

After his fifteenth or twentieth rewrite — after thirty years in development — Seattle's A Contemporary Theatre will mount the piece, now called "One Slight Hitch," this week.

In case anyone called them slight, she would quote Voltaire's apology when he wrote a long letter: "I didn't have time to make it shorter".

General Manager Omar Minaya confirmed that Delgado has an impingement in his right hip that has caused what he called a "slight tear" of the labrum.