Sentence examples for leaving slightly from inspiring English sources

Everything that will be tested needs to have a standard interface that the autograder can use, leaving slightly less room for you to be creative.

Very small plates should appear which cost laughably ludicrous amounts and there must be an ever-present risk of paying £150 plus per head and leaving slightly  hungry.

In a separate bowl, whisk the condensed milk and cream to stiff peaks, then fold through the fruit puree, mixing fully or leaving slightly marbled, if you like.

"I think all three of the wives represented here would be terrific First Ladies," he said — leaving slightly ambiguous the matter of whether he meant "represented" by his competitors, or in his own person.

Mash avocados with potato masher, leaving slightly chunky.

Another $735,000 went to attorneys' fees and other costs, leaving slightly more than $750,000 for the cause.

The women left, slightly chastened.

Participants leave slightly better informed than when they arrived.

Lower portions of the paintings have been left slightly scraped, as evidence of countless unrollings.

Bear left, slightly uphill, heading towards the right of the TV masts.

At its heart, Wolf Winter is a locked-room mystery with the door left slightly ajar.