Sentence examples for perhaps with a slight from inspiring English sources

The Arsenal mode also features its own new maps, which are designed – perhaps with a slight nod toward Modern Warfare - for tight, fast play.

And the author is dismissed, even perhaps with a slight contempt - and only the work remains, alone now with this reader who has to take over.

The perming process has not changed demonstrably from 25 years ago (rods, chemicals running coolly and perhaps with a slight sting around one's cotton-wrapped head, a little sitting in a shower cap and a lot of rinsing over a sink).

"From the time that I was finished with the US team, my name was linked, 10 or 12 times, with jobs in England, and only once did I have direct contact with the club," he says, perhaps with a slight hint of vexation.

The first few seconds of the embrace are completely still, perhaps with a slight rock back and forth.

Stand tall (possibly with a slight forward lean).

The cuisine, formerly New American with a Middle Eastern slant, is now evenhandedly global, with perhaps a slight bias in favor of the Mediterranean and a determination not to be too fussy.

A month ago, Indiana was considered relatively even, with perhaps a slight edge to Mr. Obama, of Illinois.

We found a rairly representative group present, with perhaps a slight preponderance of New Jersey men.

The race here is too close to call, with perhaps a slight edge to Obama.

The scatterplot is all over the place, with perhaps a slight negative lean.