Sentence examples for notes slightly from inspiring English sources

But was it the sound system that turned her bright, full-voiced top notes slightly strident?

"I had more followers than her," Gardiner notes, slightly peeved, before conceding: "I don't know, she was probably right".

He clipped notes slightly here, extended them slightly there, giving the rapid music a hard, straight backbone.

It's hard to imagine she was ever so physically broken: she has the glow of someone who turned to running for therapy, takes part in triathlons, works part-time as a personal trainer, and whose Twitter bio notes, slightly astonishingly, how much she loves to swim outside.

The song is a repetition of high thin notes, slightly higher-pitched than those of its relative.

The song is a repetition of high thin notes, slightly lower-pitched than those of its relative.

Wilted scallions add a vegetal note, slightly acid, percussion in a love song.

Even the tortillas are of note, slightly crisp from the grill and smelling sweetly of corn, with a throb of salt.

The few times he struck a note slightly to the side of his target in a fast passage, he grimaced; it seemed far worse for him than for us.

Note slightly different energy range (35 250 eV) from measured distributions in Figs. 3 and 4. First, solar wind interaction with crustal magnetic fields may generate electric fields.

Note slightly different energy range (35 250 eV) from measured distributions in Figs. 3 and 4. Other non-adiabatic effects resulting from the small spatial scale of electric field layers could also prove important.