Sentence examples for slight more from inspiring English sources

He now appears to have recovered from that bout of scepticism to look at new tools with slight more enthusiasm: see example 1, Twitter.

"At first it was slight, more of a quivering of the air, a series of windy rumblings, of vague, barely noticeable atmospheric flutterings".

The German Phonographic Association said that restrictions on the American and British songs now dominating radio would allow German music, now only slight more than 10percentt of the airplay, to flourish.

The law, on this view, has "brought only slight, more or less accidental benefits, and done a great deal of serious harm, since it has given the people a false sense of security towards coming events, and left them helplessly exposed".

Whatever the explanation, the ideas expressed in the collections of Yves Saint Laurent, Dior Homme and Thom Browne seemed very slight — more noise than substance, especially from the American Mr. Browne, who staged an elaborate banquet scene in homage to Thomas Jefferson.

Under compressive loading, the normal stresses of the boundaries that cracked were slight more tensile relative to the general population due to grain-to- grain interactions.

He is instantly enamoured of Michel, played by Pierre Deladonchamps, a slighter, more reserved and thoughtful man.

She is 25 now; back then, she says, she was slighter, more waifish and "somewhat creepy.

In fact, "Velocity" as a whole is a much slighter, more perfunctory performance than that earlier book -- less inventive, less daring, less affecting and less intense.

Then there's The Girls In My Life, one of his slighter, more obscure songs, in which a married man brags, euphemistically, about his past sexual conquests: "Then came a pretty young French girl, mmm, whom I met in Las Vegas.

Horn fictionalizes Schechter's discovery and excavation of these hundreds of thousands of documents, which included draft copies of the "Guide for the Perplexed" along with many other papers that turned out not to be valuable in the slightest — more memories that could have been discarded.