Sentence examples for slight country from inspiring English sources

"Shelby Lynne is definitely inspiring," said Ms. Greenberg, whose pop, like Ms. Lynne's, has a slight country flavor and a lot of attitude.

"I have so many flaws, if you take me you take me they're yours," he sings with a slight country twang as the song rumbles along politely in the background.

The song is associated with dance-rock, pop rock and teen pop with a slight country twang.

Barnes, though, from the Forest of Dean, has a slight West Country drawl, which flattens the "a" of "can't", so that in the midst of a stadium of 80,000 the "can't" was all but indistinguishable from a "can".

In simple country, slight trees that are naked.

By Jon Swan The New Yorker, May 1 , 1965P. 42 In simple country, slight trees that are naked View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Though rough-and-ready opinion polls suggest that Montenegrins who want independence have a slight majority, the country is bitterly split over the issue.Mr Djukanovic is offering Serbia a deal.

Appointment to one of the highest posts in the country, slight though its demands may be on Mr Summers's particular talents, at least makes a change; and thanks to his fundamental unsuitability for the job, it will be more of a challenge too.As far as personal style is concerned, Mr Summers is the antithesis of his predecessor.

But a downgrade to Spain's sovereign debt is not just a slight on the country's pride — it can also make government borrowing more expensive as bond investors perceive lending to that nation as more risky.

Musically, "Speechless" is a power ballad with influences of 1970s rock, blues rock, glam rock with a slight element of country music as well.

Bruce fought for years to right what he considered a grave injustice, a slight on his country and on his expedition, but to no avail.