Sentence examples for proving slightly from inspiring English sources

Cissé, however, is proving slightly elusive at present.

Second good thing is that, left to their own devices for a month, the 13 men are so far proving slightly fascinating in themselves.

He took 163 first-class wickets in 63 matches in his six years at Edgbaston before proving slightly less active, but slightly more productive, in claiming 142 scalps in 43 games in his five seasons with Middlesex.

All algorithms produce highly consistent genes to pathways allocations, revealing the contribution of genes to pathway functionality, in agreement with current pathway state visualisation techniques, with the simulated annealing search proving slightly superior in terms of efficiency.

This proved slightly complicated.

The timing of the survey results, however, proved slightly awkward for the church.

Any idea that such big names would spontaneously combust when finally together on stage proved slightly wide of the mark.

Once, when business proved slightly sluggish, a local chain crafted a special vegetarian menu dubbed "Loma Linda specials".

Atwood is coy about the stories' relationship to one another in a way that proves slightly tricky for the reviewer but stimulating for the reader.

Comedies have proved slightly harder to condense, he said, because certain jokes have setups and reference points that must be included for the jokes to make sense.

Stravinsky's Symphony in Three Movements was the final offering, but Elts proved slightly mechanical in it and the work lacked the necessary bite.