Sentence examples for much slighter from inspiring English sources

The practical side to that curve is much slighter than the emotional one.

"Skios," however, is a much slighter and more flawed production than such earlier books.

As a result, his book, though much slighter and less detailed than Martin's, is the more intelligent.

Even Charles Burnett, who won an honorary Oscar this year, has had a much slighter career than his artistry merits.

In person, Tyson's voice is deeper and raspier than it sounds in TV interviews, and he cuts a much slighter, trimmer figure than you would expect.

If we know him, why does he seem so much slighter than the Barack Obama who thrilled the country a mere four years ago?

(In Chavez, even the formidable contributions of these non-farm worker organizers and advisers are much slighted, in favor of an inspiring, but simplistic, "Great Man" view of UFW history).

Miley Cyrus – who, of all the very slight presenters was very much the slightest: wins the not-eating-solid-food award for this day and perhaps the last week.

Those three words are pretty much this slight and flatulent book in microcosm.

Its dilating action is much too slight (except among an unfortunate idiosyncratic few) to cause a painful pressure.

But the world's top creative attacker-in-waiting is a much less slight figure these days.