Sentence examples for slightly I know from inspiring English sources

Balls amends that slightly: "I know, like most of my fellow citizens, that I am British before I am European".

I think they are what those of us in the field, as well as those who want to understand or support us or the women we serve, need: "Like anyone who knew him even slightly, I know that he was very brave.

"You know what," she says, her voice rising slightly, "I know the guy spins it, but yesterday, when I saw him stand in front of a television camera and say, 'I've never heard of Naz Shah,' it was the first time I've ever seen someone lie as blatantly as that.

From the way he lowered his head and smiled slightly, I knew I wasn't the first girl whose red face he'd seen pop out from behind these heavy, brown curtains.

As a percentage of GDP, or of revenue, they are actually projected to be stable – or even fall slightly: Now, I know none of this will change anyone's view that our debt position is good, bad or irrelevant, but at the very least it gives us some proper context.

PUBG (the company), a subsidiary of Bluehole (the company behind PUBG, the game — slightly confusing, I know), has filed a suit against Epic Games over copyright infringement concerns.

"A slightly complicated method I know," he begins.

It gives a slightly puritanical image, I know, but I thought it suited me.

So while all my friends were hitting personal bests and eating salads, I was transitioning into Jabba the Hutt, except with slightly better hair (I know it's definitely going to fall out at some point).

"If I had my time again I'd do things slightly differently but I know why I did what I did.

Trayvon Martin's fate, my dad said, could have fallen on "my grandfather, my father, me, you…." His voice trailed off slightly, and I knew that the most frightening declaration was coming next: in less than two decades, it could find my two-month-old nephew.