Sentence examples for slightly cheated from inspiring English sources

Although I always feel slightly cheated when the melody expands into extra notes.

If you feel slightly cheated by this revelation then just imagine how August feels.

The enigma may leave some readers (especially students wanting answers) feeling slightly cheated, and others intrigued.

You can't help feeling slightly cheated if you come out of a live gig in which the best bits were the video clips; you might as well have stayed in and watched telly.

Now I'm slightly cheating here, because this isn't a book that's marketed at young people.

There's also Kapka Kassabova's memoir, Street Without a Name, but since that was written in English it's slightly cheating.

Slightly cheating to put Office 365 on a par with startups like Instagram (which still got to 1m faster), Hulu and Spotify; Office has a huge base already on an older version, which none of those other startups did.

Curtis, the U.C.L.A. guard, cheated slightly to the middle, and Brokaw passed to the 6-foot Clay in the right corner.

Mr. Glass cheated slightly as well: instead of composing a new score, he gave Mr. Reggio "Facades," an appealing slow-moving piece from 1982.

We cheated slightly to run a forecast for Nevada, where two firms issued polls, but with just one pollster testing match-ups in each of tonight's states, my view is that we're better off looking at the polls and the other evidence in a more holistic way.

OK, I admit that I have cheated very slightly here and toasted the sourdough; but toasting isn't exactly cooking, is it?