Sentence examples for slight ways from inspiring English sources

Titan is about 800 million miles from Earth, so spotting clouds on the surface could only be achieved using adaptive optics -- a mirror system that can be deformed in very slight ways to compensate for distortions caused by Earth's atmosphere.

The number of choices within the prix fixe was slightly smaller than on a menu I'd saved from mid-November, and in some slight ways the food on the more current menu seemed less luxurious, a shift noted and debated on several dining blogs recently.

Common gene variations may alter the heart rhythm in slight ways that don't cause problems under normal conditions but may predispose people to sudden death during a heart attack or if they take certain drugs that affect heart rhythm.

"For a decade or more, the art world has had a tendency to promote a lot of young artists right out of art school with perhaps too clever, sometimes quite slight ways of working," explains the British artist Jeff McMillan, who is organising an exhibition of British folk art at Tate Britain next year.

Results remained largely the same, with only weak indications that effects may vary among the suborders in slight ways.

Because, in a slight way, Canadians are chameleons sandwiched between two great powers.

In some slight way, the people and the game had been reconnected.

In his telling, these days the true victims of America's brutal racial history are those who might, in some slight way, be asked to contemplate their place in it.

Moving, amusing and truthful, the film is a modest, not unduly sentimental work that touches in a light but far from slight way on subjects that will eventually be faced by all of us.

Mostly all the time you can tell by my performance, my timing is a little bit in a slight way awkward, but I nail it no matter what.

In a slight way, the workload is deferred from prescribers...now we're loading prescriptions into the system".