Sentence examples for slightly bumpy from inspiring English sources

The mood of the album is intense but cool — a long, meditative, slightly bumpy hum.

The wiggly and slightly bumpy slope will be lengthened, and comfortable villas will be added to the existing bunkhouses.

McCue says that these ads are "doing really well", although the road to date has been slightly bumpy.

Here a downpour of thin white vertical lines painted on a slightly bumpy black surface telegraphs an idiosyncratic physicality.

It's a slightly bumpy ride getting there, shifting gears between pursuit thriller, hard-times realism and lyrical film poem à la Lynne Ramsay.

For example, strands of colored beads hang from the ceiling, and one of Mr. Lambie's obsessive, slightly bumpy, thread-wrapped sticks leans against a wall.

But his pushers mentioned the ride down felt slightly bumpier.

The defiant mood in the England changing room immediately after their 17-16 defeat by New Zealand in Huddersfield on Saturday underlined that they still have a chance of success in the Four Nations tournament even if the road ahead is slightly bumpier than many might have anticipated at this stage.

You can also try dune bashing (when 4x4s attack the dunes from all angles) or opt for a slightly less bumpy camel ride.

Again, it's on a course slightly brown and bumpy, with huge greens that run true but don't look it, and with natural grass and gorse that have survived for hundreds of years without excessive help from high-paid groundskeepers and hourly sprinkling.

If the driver can, try and get them to drive on a slightly straighter less bumpy road such as the motorway, if you are travelling down a bendy lane or track.