Sentence examples for she would slightly from inspiring English sources

Her works were short, tight and beautifully constructed, hinting perhaps at the poet she would slightly have preferred to be.Dabblings on the dark side held a particular fascination.

Sometimes she would lean slightly forward, look down and examine the penetration closely, without passion.

And because it was Meryl, she would seem slightly more 'likable' than she was on the page".

And national polls suggest Mr. Obama would also do slightly better among groups that have gravitated to Republican in the past, like men, the more affluent and independents, while she would do slightly better among women.

"In part that was down to her meticulous preparation," says Jones. "Although on the basis of every test we did she would then slightly alter her training in order to improve further".

She said that she would be slightly delayed but when I began calling her after 8pm, I couldn't get through to her".

And yet he could tell, in spite of the dark, that she would be slightly frowning, dreaming or thinking, one or the other or both.

"When a feature was sent back with a furious comment", she wrote in her memoirs, "I would slightly rewrite the first paragraph, and then retype the rest on a different machine.

Even though the actress would slightly modify her tonality each time, Kaminski said, she "gives an importance to the written word" and needs no thorough adjustments.

But why would slightly disabling the gene extend the life span?

It also forecast that full-year sales growth would slightly exceed its half-year growth target of 10 percent and recurring operating income would increase slightly faster than revenue.