Sentence examples for slight really from inspiring English sources

That five hundred and ninety-nine dollars slight really did Sony no favors, now did it?

Given this commitment to left-wing politics, it's perhaps not surprising to hear him acknowledge that "the Labour party's record as a majority government is very slight, really".

Reactions to debriefing in placebo responders ranged between slight embarrassment (" Really? That makes me feel really silly, oh my God!... I am cringing now") to amazement and excitement (" That is fantastic. That is a discovery! Human chemistry is the most effective of them all. I am really thrilled to hear I was given a local anaesthetic... It is the faith, the trust we put in people").

But now that my universe has two suns, I can understand that slight neglect really means patience.

Imposing Chadwick Boseman (stepping into shoes previously filled on screen by Robinson himself) is well cast as the stoical hard-hitter whose presence on the field both inspires and outrages; while a scene of prolonged racist haranguing rattles and alarms, it's the quieter institutionalised slights that really hit home.

If I Told You Not to Call The Police, a film about a rapist told from the point of view of the rapist, sounded in the least bit disturbing to you, or if you care about religion in the slightest, or, really, if you have "values" of any kind whatsoever, you might want to skip this one.

The one chapter given to architecture is rather slight and not really focused on his churches.

"There is a really slight chance of you getting caught when you are nicking bikes.

When hit by the enemy you're sent back to the beginning after a slight delay that really halts your ink splattering efforts.

Instead it is a series of interventions dotted about the permanent galleries that are sometimes interesting, more often slight, but never really add up to a vision of the public museum or its usefulness.

Both are really slight variations of existing Withings products.