Sentence examples for involving slightly from inspiring English sources

The Great Escape The Christmas movie as we know it - an all-star adventure, just about suitable for all the family, and probably involving slightly comical members of the Waffen-SS - is an innovation of the 1970s.

If only Davis were involved a bit more; if only we could scale down the inevitable FX-driven action finale involving slightly tiring supernatural forces, in order to beef up the dialogue and the chemistry.

That is exactly the same as this, but a couple of years earlier and involving slightly more Le Creuset casserole dishes*.

That is exactly the same as this, but a couple of years earlier and involving slightly more Le Creuset casserole dishes *1.

The other group of tumors, however, often involving slightly older children and with MYCN amplification is associated with poor prognosis [ 1].

According to the gene networks, it appears that the short-term response of muscle to atrophy is involving slightly different functional classes and members than the long-term response.

(Cataract surgery was estimated to involve slightly less work than a hysterectomy).

One might involve slightly more molten metal at 3000C and slightly less sugar, but they're essentially indistinguishable.

The new case also involves slightly newer products, such as the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III, which was the best-selling smartphone in the world — a year ago.

This involves slightly pushing the string (or strings) up or down, and is signified on the notation by an arrow curving upwards towards a symbol.

The detail was inspired by dolls houses on display in Windsor Castle, and his characteristically perfectionist approach "probably drove everyone involved slightly bonkers".