Sentence examples similar to is particularly slight from inspiring English sources

The anterior bulge is particularly fragile (note slight anterior handling damage in Fig. 1M).

Their agenda is rather slight, and one omission is particularly glaring.

We now pass the "walk-by" test without the slightest effort and Mrs Heart is particularly pleased with the aesthetic effect in the study.

Sant's airy falsetto is particularly on display on the title track, which caps off this brief group of slight but pleasant songs.

Tabikaeru is particularly popular in China, where the characters for frog and child are both pronounced "wa" in Mandarin, with only a slight difference in tone.

Callaghan never forgot that he had missed out on a university education and was not without a certain chippiness or a dash of menace: he was particularly sensitive to slights from better-educated rivals.

Father Rafferty, who became familiar with the comedian as a priest in the New York archdiocese during the 1960s, said any slights were particularly egregious given Corpus Christi's reputation as a more liberal parish than most.

Mr Keiller said the market was "particularly jittery at even the slightest hint that there was going to be any interruption to the growth story".

The SCIT has been shown to be particularly suited to the detection of slight decrements in cognitive performance within cognitively "normal" elderly, and is sensitive to impairments in several cognitive domains, including attention, visuospatial processing, and language.

That composure was particularly exemplified by two of the slightest men on the field.

It was particularly important as most children reported fear and reliving of experiences with slight wind and rain.