8.30pm: Interval of Richard II My first reaction was one of slight disappointment.
"It comes down to context," says Jon Nash, one of Slight's co-founders.
Surprisingly, my first reaction was one of slight embarrassment, even though sitting solo or engaging in lone activities was anything but unfamiliar to me.
The common attitude is one of slight mockery, expressed in condescending jokes about the Gurkhas' supposed naivety and unruly wives and children".They are not connected to all Nepalis, but they are part of Nepali identity and whenever a Nepali does well abroad we are always proud," says Gunaraj Luitel, a writer.
The one area of slight overlap is for Fukomys damarensis, which, after a year of heavy rains, increased the frequency of newly founded, single-female colonies, with a concomitant drop of its sociality score to 0.80 (Table 4).
Shell steak rubbed with zaatar and olive oil is one of those slight modifications that Ms. Terillo pulls out of her sleeve now and then, with good results.
The front pages of most of today's newspapers featured this picture, of a woman jumping out of a burning apartment into firefighters' arms, but the image that will haunt me is this one, of a slight, disoriented boy.
One of the slight drawbacks of the iPad, and touch computing in general, is that, well, everybody touches your computer screen, leaving unsightly smudges.
Although galleys of Toni Morrison's "Love" herald it as a "major new novel," the book is in fact one of her slighter efforts.
Then there's The Girls In My Life, one of his slighter, more obscure songs, in which a married man brags, euphemistically, about his past sexual conquests: "Then came a pretty young French girl, mmm, whom I met in Las Vegas.
But as a lecturer at Cambridge in the 1960s, she began to notice the kinds of put-downs familiar to so many working women, and when she complained about one of these slights, was told by a senior colleague: "I can't think why you're bothering, Mary, my wife's never had a proper job and it's never bothered her".
