Sentence examples for slightly corrupted from inspiring English sources
In the desert of contemporary American poetry, Frederick Seidel's work awaits the weary reader like an oasis - an oasis filled with some superb, slightly corrupted champagne.
It is this name -- slightly corrupted by conquering Spaniards -- that is the source of the "El Yunque" moniker used today.
The results provided by the MLLR technique look very similar to those from the Aurora2 task, which confirms that the MLLR with mean-only adaptation technique is effective only in the slightly corrupted noise environments.
NCR, you have a sense of justice (even though you serve a slightly corrupted government).
Although the movie is a love letter to youthful anxiety, it also boasts more than its share of father figures: the courtly and slightly corrupt producer (Giancarlo Giannini) behind the Dino De Laurentiis-size specs, as well as the burly director played by Mr. Depardieu, who has a fatherly concern for his project.
Reviews in the news weeklies were mixed; Jack Kroll in Newsweek wrote, "There is no denying the sheer kinetic drive of this new Hair... there is something hard, grabby, slightly corrupt about O'Horgan's virtuosity, like Busby Berkeley gone bitchy".
History suggests that such bargains would last only as long as American troops remained in the country, which means that our soldiers would be effectively trapped — stuck defending a Potemkin state whose leader (whether Hamid Karzai or a slightly less corrupt successor) would pose as Afghanistan's president while barely deserving the title of mayor of Kabul.
I see myself as slightly less corrupt Krusty the Clown.
The youth were slightly less corrupt; cell phones were still bricks; pants were larger; and celebrity murders and sex scandals were big news, instead of terror and trash politics.
In the case of event No. 5, the raw waveforms seem corrupted at very low frequencies; hence, slightly higher frequency band was used (see Table 1), which most likely causes the fit deterioration.
