Sentence examples for slight saying from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview, Gillard responded to the slight, saying she "actually felt sorry for Germaine".

In the years before induction, Lifeson expressed his indifference toward the perceived slight saying "I couldn't care less, look who's up for induction, it's a joke".

Luckily, Normani Kordei was able to recover swiftly from the slight, saying, "If we win, we'd give [it] to our choreographer".

He can also be sensitive to a perceived slight, said Ron Orem, a longtime customer and friend.

You could go crazy trying to get to the bottom of every slight, says Detective Gonzalez, and he doesn't bother.

While the leadership has not responded, there have been some small signs that the strategy has eased tensions, however slight, said Rasool Nafisi, an Iran expert based in Virginia.

"I'd never say never but the possibility of finding Champlain is very slight," said Marcel Moussette, an archaeology professor at Laval University.

Few "high-occupancy vehicle" lanes exist in Britain and support for them is slight, says Elizabeth Box of the RAC Foundation, a transport-research group.Oddly, the financial crisis and the slump that followed probably made Britons even more solitary on the roads.

The British people shouldn't take this as any kind of slight," said Justice Minister Mark Golding.

"They returned for vengeance for a perceived slight," said Deputy Dist.

"It doesn't bother me in the slightest," says Lennon about the speculation.