Sentence examples for slightly appropriately from inspiring English sources

Tall and slightly, appropriately, rumpled, Mr. McCumber said he was glad for the call because he needed to see the Globe himself, at least one more time.

Her reaction was slightly amused and appropriately appalled.

As THUMP found out first hand a while back Weatherall's facial hair is a full and proud thing, its slightly weathered shade appropriately reflective of the man's years of tireless creativity. .

The species-specificity of a minimum Euclidean distance classifier was slightly enhanced by appropriately scaling the components.

Has become slightly better about dressing appropriately enough for the weather so as not to whine after being outside for more than six minutes.

An appropriately but slightly undersized patch of collagen-sealed, velour knitted Dacron was fashioned to cover the ventricular free wall defect.

Only Herman Cornejo in the role of Conrad adopted an appropriately scruffy, slightly dangerous look, the kind that would get him racially profiled in Swan Lake.

Ms. Noll's "I Must Have That Man" (from the revue "Blackbirds of 1928") was appropriately flustered and slightly unstrung.

The Joffrey Ballet has found its feet, appropriately, after the slightly unsteady moment that followed its move from New York in 1995.

Mr. Connell is appropriately charming and slightly cavalier as Jim, who reveals a crucial fact about himself a little too late.

We had more classics at Graspo de Ua, brought back to life after a long slumber by Lucio Zanon, once a Harry's Bar stalwart -- fried fresh sardines, one of the "blue" or oily fish the Venetians love, and a risotto made with cuttlefish and their "ink," appropriately robust and slightly chalky.