Sentence examples for i slightly think from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to say I am actively looking to be controversial because I'm not but I slightly think if you are not doing something that gets attention, then why do it?" McKerrow says his company "passionately believes" in the welfare of its contributors, with a team of people on the ground in James Turner Street.

"I thought it was rather exclusionary," Martha Stewart paused, her eyes narrowed slightly, "I think they wanted people to react".

It changes the atmosphere slightly, I think, but not much.

In fact, Ayers said that he knew Obama only slightly: "I think my relationship with Obama was probably like that of thousands of others in Chicago and, like millions and millions of others, I wished I knew him better".

It was improvised, and I was slightly buzzed, but I think I humorously said a lot of things that a lot of trans women had been feeling for a long time.

Pre-kids I was, ahem, slightly stylish (I think).

Well, I admit I am slightly obsessive, and I think cars are mostly too big, used too much, and there are too many of them.

"If he passed, I'm sad about that, but in some ways I think I'm slightly relieved.

I think I'm slightly more ironic than that, and slightly more edgy".

A slightly odd choice, I think as I walk back to the train.

Owing to an odd recent turn of events, I think I'm slightly on Angelina Jolie's side on this.