Sentence examples for is not slightly from inspiring English sources

Although the peak power of the Brillouin scattered beam is not slightly modified, around 100 W, the Brillouin pulse lasts longer.

It is not "slightly demeaning" or "quite offensive," it is completely dehumanizing.

The truth of the matter is that Sanders is not slightly close to being the first President not performing some sort of American Protestantism.

I wondered, when you mentioned the importance of the Erasmus and Citizens for Europe programmes as a way of bridging the gap between the EU and its citizens, whether this is not slightly contradictory, given the fact that these programmes have actually suffered significant cuts in the 2006 budget.

If you remove the spring from a mousetrap, it isn't slightly worse at killing mice; it doesn't kill them at all.

If you think Audi isn't slightly embarrassed by this, consider that the trunk badge says "3.0T," with the "T" implying "turbo".

PF They're not slightly dodgy.

Unlike pretty much all Eurovision songs from the past quarter century, Jamala's entry was not slightly outdated, canned Euro-English pop.

If immigration meant that "we would all be slightly richer, I would say, do you know what, I would rather we were not slightly richer", he explained.

If, he added, the arrival of another 5 million to British shores left us "all slightly richer", he would rather that we were not slightly richer.

Finally--a celebrity baby name that's not slightly awkward or downright bizarre.