Sentence examples for slight experience of from inspiring English sources
If the people would inquire into the abuses of the Court Horse, if each individual could have a slight experience of the mockery of legal honesty and fairness, they would, like the iconoclasts of the reformation, topple from her pedestal the blindfolded maiden, weighing truth in a balance, as a symbol of justice, and erect in her place some hideous monster preying on the vitals of society.
I have no training as a historian, just some slight experience on both sides of bars.
No one with the slightest experience of being in office can seriously contemplate going back to the negotiating table.
Anyone with the slightest experience of gothic fantasy fiction could have guessed, accurately, at where The Order was headed: think of the period in question, the late 1800s, and certain world-famous horror novels of the time.
We used observers from two different departments of nuclear medicine, one institution that had slight experience with UF-SPECT/CT and one without such experience.
Thus, Gallagher criticizes Melinda Lawson, the author of "Patriot Fires," one of the most influential recent studies of wartime nationalism, for slighting the experiences of the soldiers.
Presumably NYU political science professors like Mead don't need to put up with the sort of slights experienced by people doing unskilled labor.
Experience of slight rubbing connected with use of the semi plastic belt have also been reported by others [ 38- 42].
Proper adaptation of the questionnaire to the experience of Greek patients mandated slight modification of three questions.
But her experience of grappling with foreign powers is slighter than she often implies.
