Sentence examples for slight to a from inspiring English sources

A welcome step forward – or a slight to a harmless expression of masculinity?

A 70percentturnoutut is expected, and the latest polls range from a slight to a substantial lead for Arik.

That is a significant slight to a player ranked as the Class of 2010's fourth best at his position by Scout.com.

Strawberry was in the lineup tonight, after meeting with Manager Joe Torre about three and a half hours before the game to discuss his knee, but Torre has watched Strawberry's gait evolve from a slight to a heavy limp.

For some, the Housing Authority plan is another slight to a neighborhood continually marketed for redevelopment as something outside of itself, with real estate names like Upper Yorkville or Upper Lexington.

For many watching the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings, Coburn's remark was viewed darkly, as everything from an inappropriate slight to a racist jibe.

That, and perhaps a slight to an ex-girlfriend 25 years ago, terror in the Middle East and, oh yes, a fundamental disagreement on the nature of consciousness.

Ms. Reno concluded the evidence against Mr. Gore was too slight to support a prosecution.

However, this increase is too slight to make a significant impact.

As in any family, a slight to one Brown was a blow to all.

To be sure, even "small bumps" might be enough to put the race on its head, moving Mr. Romney from a slight underdog to a slight front-runner.