Sentence examples for slight about from inspiring English sources

Ohio's historic rightward lean has been slight — about two percentage points, on average, since 1948 — but consistent.

And the Manhattan Institute's dependence on this category of funding is slight — about 2.5 percent of its budget over the past 10 years.

Jagr made sure a compliment about the Penguins' Evgeni Malkin, the N.H.L.'s leading scorer, was not written as a slight about their captain, Sidney Crosby.

The fine in Germany, however, is slight, about $30,000, should Facebook refuse to destroy its biometric database and alter its consent practices.

Ms. McMahon, who, it turns out, is a Roman Catholic, said that she has demanded an apology from Mr. Schweitzer — for the political slight about the credibility of the vote in Butte, but perhaps even more so for his pregnant nun joke.

It affords notable robustness to common hostile attacks, while requires lower communicational costs and introduces only a slight (about 200ms) processing delay.

Claudio Ranieri is not bothered in the slightest about possession.

Key said: "I'm not bothered in the slightest about what is on the tape..

Magritte achieved the same status long ago, so it ill behooves a critic to say anything slighting about him, and I won't.

If Pakistanis felt slighted about the brevity of Mr. Clinton's visit, the state newscasters gushed with praise for the American president.

"It smells sickly sweet and does not remind me even in the slightest about having a bath with my first girlfriend.