Sentence examples for slightly Byzantine from inspiring English sources
Does the New York Public Library's new Web site untangle the slightly byzantine card-cataloguing system?
The company's slightly byzantine pricing plans are optimized for a number of low-bandwidth, high uptime applications.
The company's slightly byzantine pricing plans are optimized for a number of low-bandwidth, high uptime applications.
To the mass of inhabitants, the conquest must have made little practical difference, because the Muslim rulers, in the beginning at least, left them alone as long as they paid their taxes; if anything, their lot may have been slightly easier, because Byzantine religious persecution had ended.
Authentic puzzle mysteries are an endangered species in these hectic times, so it's a genuine, if slightly perverse, kick to follow every byzantine clue in this bizarre game.
This first novel is an academic puzzle mystery, and "it's a genuine, if slightly perverse, kick to follow every byzantine clue in this bizarre game," our reviewer, Marilyn Stasio, said.
The golden glow that surrounds her suggests that she inhabits a Byzantine conception of heaven, slightly softened and deepened.
In late 1999, Wal-Mart's Web site, Walmart.com, earned scathing reviews for its byzantine layout, while Kmart's site, Bluelight.com, fared only slightly better.
He oversaw the church for slightly more than a year starting in the summer of 685, ruling during the so-called Byzantine papacy, when Byzantium, which had previously controlled parts of Syria, held wide sway over the papal affairs.
The bureaucracy is Byzantine.
