Sentence examples for certainly slightly from inspiring English sources

As it happens, I can see a block of flats from my desk: not art deco, this one, but vast and certainly slightly down on its luck.

This term and/or the argumentative context assumed with it are, loosely speaking and certainly slightly overemphasised, used in two directions: First, particular developments or states of the future are "derived" from current knowledge in certain respects.

Of course, Amazon is still one of Royal Mail's largest customers and senior figures close to the online delivery service are certainly slightly bemused that Ms Greene has put the US firm in the frame.

"There's absolutely no doubt that certainly slightly earlier in Daniel's tragically short life… the tone that was set of optimism with regard to what was being told to them should have been challenged and should have been arguably more pessimistic.

I certainly know (slightly) more.

He's within 15 feet, maybe 12, certainly in slightly better shape than Mahan.

It is certainly a slightly revisionist take on the story, with Edward coming across as a frustrated social reformer demanding better housing for the poor before supping another gin martini.

Tala said: "When I first arrived there was certainly a slightly overwhelming feeling where I almost felt a little numb".

There's certainly a slightly icky aspect to the idea, but it's one that seems to be catching on — last month I wrote about a similar company called Wingsplay, which pays users to spread video content.

But certainly it may slightly complicate matters, but it doesn't really worry us".

Well, I can certainly appreciate being slightly disenchanted, but the vice president has donated his life to preserve those health care programs you care so much about.