Sentence examples for role slightly from inspiring English sources

Then there are the decisions I make to change the role slightly.

N'Golo Kanté has been effective in his minutely rejigged but highly controversial role slightly to the right.

The program was completed by Miss Trisler's "Sacre du Printemps". Miss Blose danced the central female role slightly too delicately.

He recommended a ten-milligram dose, and said, "It really does come down . . . to what dose would you want used for your mother?" He seemed to enjoy his role: slightly ill-mannered, and happy to open the door to doubt.

Swanson plays the girlfriend of Dirk Bogarde, in the title role, slightly mitigating the homosexual subtext, though the fact that both of them play Spaniards with cut-glass English accents is rather disconcerting.

While on tour with Chelsea, Lampard has been played in a slightly different role – slightly deeper and more on the right than he is used to with Chelsea, although it is one he has occupied for England.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said the most recent official figures from March 2015 showed 10.6% of all civil servants were from a black and minority ethnic (BAME) background and 4.1% were in senior roles – slightly higher than Green Park's 3% figure.

The role is slightly spurious.

The supporting role seems slightly strange for her - at least compared to the reputation that has followed her in the US media.

The Independent's Kate Bassett found that Gisli Orn Gardarsson's "quirky clowning" in the role "becomes slightly tiresome"; however, she found Tristan Sturrock and Lyndsey Marshal "poignantly intense and ecstatically loving" as the leading couple.

In Minecraft: More Than a Game he took the role of slightly anxious parent, knowing that Minecraft is a creative endeavour, but worrying that children spend too much time thinking about it.