Sentence examples similar to made slight of from inspiring English sources

Metcalfe's opponents made slights on the quality of his stone work and his views on the Old Court-New Court controversy.

The two have made slight criticisms of one another in the past, nevertheless.

Murillo made slight mention of U.S. assistance, reflecting the Pena Nieto government's effort to distance itself from Washington's help, a contrast to the extraordinarily close relationship the previous government of President Felipe Calderon had with U.S. officials.

Women have made slight advances in their share of writing jobs, increasing from 23percentt in 1998 to 25percentt in 2004, mostly in television.

In this case, Coko Toy made slight alterations in the designs of the sets, which were registered in China and elsewhere.

I joined him but wasn't sure if I should touch him, so I folded my knuckles and made slight contact with the side of his leg.

But no crazier than a 49-year-old making slight work of opponents nearly half his age.

Adorno, whose post-doctoral thesis was published the day Hitler took power, hesitated to break from Germany, occasionally making slight gestures of accommodation with the regime.

Make slight fun of others stupidity and funny outfits.

Making slight modifications to the type of feedback (Experiments 2 and 3) or the type of stimuli (Experiment 4) showed no benefit of EMF and in some cases showed a cost of doing so.

But for a short while it looked as if the administration's envoy, General Zinni, had begun to make slight progress, after two weeks of frustration.