Sentence examples for pose only slightly from inspiring English sources
We're still seeing it in an 11th-century bronze, which finds Vishnu's at-attention pose only slightly warmed by the presence, in miniature form, of his two doting consorts: the earth goddess Bhu Devi and Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.
But large cars are far less deadly to other drivers than sport utility vehicles and pickups, posing dangers only slightly greater than those of even small cars, the institute found.
An adult then posed an only slightly less farfetched question, expressing his fear fed by sensational articles in Chinese newspapers that GM rice will suppress sperm levels and lead to "subjugation and genocide" in China.
"Sucking Strelkov" puts its reader in an uncomfortable position, one only slightly more dignified than the pose suggested by the story's title.
No overt mention was made of a particular entrepreneur who had died the previous day, but his shadow seemed to pose the same question, reframed only slightly: Can India produce a Steve Jobs?
If a company can show that its products are only slightly better than an existing, approved product, and therefore pose no additional risk, the regulatory path becomes significantly easier, faster and cheaper.
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He was an only slightly smaller version of the chiseled and oiled men who posed on the covers of theMuscle & Fitness magazines that piled up next to the toilet he puked in after nearly every meal.
He exaggerated only slightly.
Only slightly more tacky.
