"There was a slight interruption there for athletics" – subtly referring to a streaker.
There's a slight interruption near the Twombly, though, in the form of Robert Rauschenberg's "Satellite" (1955), with its taxidermic pheasant and gory-looking paint.
To those on foot perusing the shops, crossing the expressway at Grand Avenue, which is on an overpass, amounts to only a slight interruption.
In the scope of Harley's life, the doctor had told them, this will seem like a very slight interruption, and Lilli, of course, had been furious.
At one spot, though, there's a slight interruption, or what she calls a shadow.
In 1628, a permanent military garrison was established which continued with slight interruptions until 1863.
They found that SRY is highly vulnerable to environmental factors, allowing the slightest interruption to significantly alter male sexual development.
A slight pause for emphasis.
The power from dams is also highly reliable, a critical factor for data centers, which can crash with the slightest interruption.
Both player and listener were frequently bumped, crushed and jostled, but the music played without the slightest interruption.
Some of us get pushed off balance by the slightest interruptions at work, while others easily tune out distractions.
