Sentence examples for is pretty slight from inspiring English sources

But evidence for a substantive shift in consumption habits is pretty slight, as this article by economists at the Center for American Progress suggests.

The device looks a bit clunky but weighs only 10 ounces, which is pretty slight when you consider there is a printer inside.

The book is pretty slight, padded out with big type, extra space between the lines and some family photographs, and it displays at times an almost antic need to entertain.

After all, a 16 metre Spinosaurus does sound a lot bigger than a 12 metre one, when in reality the difference is pretty slight and moreover we can't tell which of those is more likely without a near complete specimen to work from.

"Once you factor out peer rejection,"" he said in an interview,, "the effects of antipathetic relationships on adjustment are pretty slight".

Elisha, who is pretty and slight, wore a skirt, a gray sweater, and polka-dot tights.

Demoman (Slight Defense): A demoman is pretty similar to soldier, except his grenades do not explode immediately after hitting a wall.

"We had a slight dip this first quarter but our trend line is pretty flat.

He added, with a slight frown, that the current U.S. children's science curriculum is "pretty much all science of the natural world".

A strip of wood is pretty flexible.

It is pretty straightforward to use.