Sentence examples for slight pass from inspiring English sources

I'll give him a slight pass for 2001, what with the attacks and all that.

"For someone who is flat-footed, a 1-inch heel is actually ideal". Someone with higher arches, however, might have to rethink this option: "People with high arches are more likely to roll their ankles, so when they wear heels, they're more likely to twist around". These shoes get a slight pass thanks to their stable, squared-off heel.

Don't even give a slight passing glance in their direction, because that's what they want.

Dole let all these slights pass.

For anyone with even the slightest passing knowledge of 20th-century history, it is not hard to understand the roots of these feelings.

Any savings, however, would be too slight to pass on to consumers, he said.

From there we walked down a slight hill, passing a flock of sulfur-crested cockatoos, just milling about, pulling worms from the front lawn of a bed-and-breakfast.

There was a tendency to a slight but passing reduction in urine output also in the right kidney but neither urine output nor creatinine clearance changed significantly over time in the right kidney (Fig. 2a).

The measured size of image was 400 × 400 scanning lines and the integration time was 30 ms, in which most of the captured images were performed a slight low-pass filtering before data processing.

Grudges can eat at you long after the original insult or slight has passed.

Walk down the slight ramp and pass through the double doors.