Sentence examples for it all slightly from inspiring English sources

The orchestra and Mr. Mehta more than kept pace with Lang Lang: warm strings exulting in the schmaltz of it all, slightly strident brass and a veritable barrage of percussion.

"But I'm not terribly ambitious and I'm a bit lazy and I find it all slightly vulgar.

Either way, it all feels very new for the Premier League and no doubt there are still many people who find it all slightly perplexing.

"I'm afraid this happens in government, I've seen this, where a secretary of state, it all slightly goes to their head, they think it's their personal fiefdom or their personal gift".

You have this from time to time in politics, you have people who aren't elected to anything, don't have any authority of their own, and when they get a backroom adviser's job it all slightly goes to their head.

"You have this from time to time in politics, you have people who aren't elected to anything, don't have any authority of their own, and when they get a backroom adviser's job it all slightly goes to their head," he told ITV's Good Morning Britain.

But given that the speeches covered ground from the Somme to Bosnia to the Crimea, it all felt slightly bigger than Farage's final rallying cry in Westminster had the same morning.

And now it feels like it's all slightly unravelling".

"I see that there's a timing aspect of it all," he says, slightly squirming again (for an actor, he seems to find talking about himself relatively mortifying), "but any one of these things could collapse.

It's all slightly surreal.

It was all slightly implausible.