Sentence examples for if a slightly from inspiring English sources

French romantic comedy Populaire (Entertainment One, 12) had an easier marketing angle, if a slightly deceptive one.

(There is certainly a metaphor in there about WikiLeaks and new forms of journalism, if a slightly unshaped one).

She intended this as a compliment, if a slightly backhanded one: Strand was deliberative and thoughtful, in work as well as in life.

And in a nod to local sensibilities, the owners have worked with a well-regarded Moravian winery, Nove Vinarstvi, to produce a house cuvée, an aromatic white with lovely cantaloupe and apricot notes, if a slightly thin body.

He may be an even bigger jerk, if a slightly smarter one, than Steve Martin's Navin R. Johnson character, and Mr. Coogan's task in the film is somehow to make him endearing as well.

But a number of significant Hollywood film-makers – including David Lynch, Steven Spielberg and Oliver Stone – have moved to the junior medium for mini-series or documentaries and now Steven Soderbergh has paid a compliment, if a slightly qualified one, to home entertainment.

It proved memorable, if in a slightly creepy way.

I wanted to apply this to this video, if in a slightly disturbing way," Bentley says.

She remains so, if at a slightly slower speed.

The domestic economy still appears to be growing, if at a slightly slower pace.

Cherkaoui is stating that faith, too, if from a slightly different position.