Sentence examples for slightly cushion from inspiring English sources

It's a good idea to do this exercise on a mat, which will slightly cushion your hands.

And Doran's ideal is a "slightly cushioned" actor, which narrows the field still further.

Common sense suggests it needs to be a man – almost certainly in his late 40s, probably slightly cushioned – who has the look of a murderer.

When just starting out, it's fine to use a slightly cushioned surface (like a thin carpet or a yoga mat) to make the push ups more comfortable on your wrists.

Thankfully they kept it that way, although "shabby" in this instance means a slightly worn cushion, rather than water pouring through the ceiling.

I remember the heavy wooden chairs: slightly uncomfortable, cushioned in a way that didn't actually help, but a perch so solid that I felt like I could steer my life's ship from there.

The rules would also require banks to set aside a slightly bigger capital cushion than required by the Basel III regulations.

As the jaws clamped down, some cheek bones were allowed to rotate outward slightly, perhaps to cushion the stress of chewing tough foods.

I didn't need a medal either – just some industrial strength painkillers for the flight home and a slightly effeminate pink cushion to sit on at work for the next three weeks.

There are fanciful dramatic outbursts as well, but mostly the score sounds as if it floats, very agreeably, on an acoustical cushion slightly lighter than air.

The covers conformed easily to my sofa's dimensions, but with our fat, slightly lumpy pillow cushions, the snug fit looked bad.