Sentence examples similar to slight invitation from inspiring English sources
Dalton Rumba (Michael Hitchcock), glee club director at Haverbrook School for the Deaf, feels slighted by the invitation Will extended to the Jane Addams Academy, and arranges for his own club to also perform at McKinley High.
And naturalization is not a slight, but a generous invitation to move in for good.
He's sensitive, self deprecating humor isn't an invitation to slight him, he'll remember and take it personally.
"Haldor Laxness," explains Joe Stead without the slightest hint of an invitation, "the Nobel prize-winning Icelandic author, generally wrote epics, World Light of which was one, and the version I have was translated by Magnus Magnusson.
It is still some months before your wedding; therefore, it's unlikely that those in the second tier of your guest list will feel slighted if their invitations arrive in the very near future.
Donald T. DiFrancesco's last days as acting governor were a whirl of slights and rescinded invitations: Fellow Republicans denied his request to give the State of the State address last Tuesday and canceled his farewell to the Legislature on Monday.
If guests feel slighted, they can always decline the invitation.
I remember the slight sense of shock when I opened this invitation in my BlackBerry as I sat innocently unaware in a Little Chef just off the A303 in Somerset.
Invitation to the Waltz (1932) is a slight, but wholly realized, work about a girl's timid confrontation with social demands.
There is a slight suggestion of a narrowing of the different depression scores between men and women at invitation, but the evidence for this is marginal and there is no clear interpretation for this finding.
