Sentence examples for have one slightly from inspiring English sources

And while these are all great promises, they all have one slightly negative commonality: They sound more like items on a to-do list than actual vows.

Well they did have one "slightly judge-y" night, Saunders laughs, "in front of a basically hardcore lesbian audience" who let them know they considered their act insufficiently strident.

I try to have one slightly nicer shirt that won't look to bad if I interview the president, and a pair of brown athletic shoes that go with my khakis (jeans are too hot) and don't look too out of place at a diplomatic reception.

Recent productions have portrayed Richard as anything from bent double and wielding a crutch to having one slightly raised shoulder.

It has one slightly naughty dance number and some stylish old-movie cigarette smoking and cocktail drinking.

To have one whole verse slightly to the side.

Having one melanoma slightly raises the risk of developing another melanoma, but an even greater chance of developing less serious basal cell skin cancers.

"But it's interesting that the discovery of the body confirmed that he wasn't the deformed monster of legend; he probably just had one shoulder slightly higher than the other, which is how I'm intending to play it".

Near where I live is a 20mph street which has one of those slightly retro digital signboards showing speed and a smiley or frowning face, depending which side of the limit you are.

By the time he finally dropped me off at the picnic, I had missed cocktails (well, not that I would have had one anyway) and felt slightly carsick and distressed.

Hitherto, there had been one slightly exotic, black and white photograph of Mr Scarlett wearing a fedora at Heathrow airport after he was thrown out of Moscow in the 1980s in a tit-for-tat spy row.