Sentence examples for is so slightly from inspiring English sources

Felix is so slightly built at 5ft 6in and just under nine stone that the rest of her training group tease her, calling her 'chicken legs', but her determination during a two-hour training session is immense.

Taking for granted that placodes are solid patches of ectoderm, Adelmann (1925, p 108) concluded that the ectoderm above the first pharyngeal arch "is so slightly thickened and the slight thickening so diffuse that it is extremely improbable that it constitutes a true placode".

The core fucosylation levels of individual serum IgG1 from healthy donors was found to be so slightly different that it did not affect the inhibitory effect on the ADCC of fucosylated anti-CD20.

I was being ever so slightly Loached.

Which is to say: she is ever so slightly more liberal than George Bush.

That way, if it is ever so slightly undercooked, it's unlikely to harm anyone.

Streep's Thatcher is ever so slightly leaning forward, as if she is keen to reach out to you.

It is plausible to think that this ratio is ever so slightly greater than one.

The sharpness of hand and eye is ever so slightly dulled, the flexibility not what it was.

Available from three months to six years, be warned it's ever so slightly on the snug side.

The Forma is slightly larger, by about 20 millimeters (3/4″ or so) in height and width, and is ever so slightly but not noticeably thicker.