Sentence examples for slightly alive from inspiring English sources

"They're ever so slightly alive," quips Missy as it's revealed what really happens to the Dalek dead, and that their word for "sewer" is the same as for "graveyard" (we only hear them speak English, but hey).

Readers will still control the pacing, but starting with the Nova series, panels of the digital comics will be slightly animated to make them feel alive.

The obituary writer is only slightly more alive than those he writes about.

Really, it's the journalistic equivalent of necrophilia: haven't we found a new, slightly more alive story to give us satisfaction yet?

The paintings in this recent London show – large, sun-filled, slightly dislocating, alive with colour and selling for healthy four and five-figure sums – were rooted in a trip Mann had made to Cadaqués in northern Spain with his son, Peter, a film-maker, in April 2005.

It feels slightly more alive and dynamic.

She looked different, slightly younger and more alive than when I first met her.

Demographics and ICD10 codes in the group of patients who were discharged alive differed slightly from those in patients who died within the ICU (Table  1).