Sentence examples for slight air from inspiring English sources
There was a slight air of desper-ation.
"I always knew that Mark had a slight air of mystery.
"This isn't a snoopers' charter or surveillance state," he said with a slight air of disappointment.
He recounted the battle with Ackman with a slight air of P.T.S.D.
A slight air of anticlimax, then, though the members of the Augusta gallery were excitable enough.
Some players are genial, others project a slight air of menace.
The race to the recess has created a slight air of tension.
"took to Twitter" has become a cliche, conveying a slight air of astonishment at the wonders of such new technology.
"Nathan's," he said, with just the slightest air of the gourmet.
Watching — with, perhaps, the slightest air of detached amusement — was the Katzes' Passover guest, Ryan Rampersaud, a 28-year-old M.D. and Ph.D. student.
Wind-pollinated plants like oaks, elms, ashes and some maples have tiny inconspicuous flowers that produce prodigious amounts of dry, small pollen grains that are held aloft by even the slightest air currents and carried long distances.
