Sentence examples for manner slightly from inspiring English sources

He relates his curious history in a frank and friendly manner, slightly tinged with the obsequiousness of a performer who must ingratiate himself with an audience for a living.

Our analysis shows that the dependence of modal birefringence and its sensitivity to temperature and hydrostatic pressure upon core elipticity saturates for ellipticities greater than 4. Furthermore, we show that sensitivity to temperature and hydrostatic pressure increases with the difference in refractive index between the core and cladding in a manner slightly weaker than linear.

When both NDA proteins from rice (OsNDA1 and 2) were analysed in the same manner, slightly different results were obtained.

Blanche gave me so many clues to Alma: her attitude to the heat; her dizziness in the midday sun; the way she kept her composure; her manner - slightly apologetic, masking the fact she was ferociously bright.

So, let's list disappointing items in manner of slightly desperate 51-year-old channelling Sex in the City, Friends and bad BJ-parody.

His manner is slightly awkward, vagueness punctuated by sudden bursts of lyricism; he has a reputation for being glum but is engagingly animated, if only periodically.

Yet from that came a surfeit of specificity: his precise grooming, his distant manner, his slightly nervous yet menacing grin, his flat affect, with a voice that the actor once described as "coming out the back end of a drainpipe".

Now in his mid-fifties, he looks and sounds the part — tall, gray-haired, pleasantly handsome, neatly pressed, with a friendly, earnest manner and slightly stilted diction, a man fully aware of who he is and where he comes from.

However, the tendency to use drug combinations in an inappropriate manner decreased slightly during the study period.

In addition, H4K16ac stimulated acetylation on H3 by the SAGA complex in a bromodomain-dependent manner, and slightly inhibited chromatin remodeling by the ACF complex.

Whether you're hanging out with your friends or hanging out at your Grandma's 80th birthday party, you should demonstrate good manners, even if the meaning of "good manners" changes slightly depending on your audience.