Sentence examples similar to slightly deceived from inspiring English sources
But that disparity may be slightly deceiving.
And while the novel's characters and events are brought together by "Tristan und Isolde," that's slightly deceiving.
Mules are slightly deceiving: They look like a comfy, solid shoe, but the lack of ankle support makes them almost as bad as flip flops.
You should attempt to drift the ball out slightly and deceive the batsman in the flight.
He looks mildly anguished at his mother's command to marry (the Queen is given a rather Merry Widow interpretation by Eva Dewaele); mildly anguished when he meets the Swan Queen (Aki Saito ); and only slightly more flustered when deceived by Rothbart (no "von," thank you) and his daughter.
His public image might be slightly bumbling, modest charm, but do not be deceived.
(Had he merely made a slightly different choice about his costume, he would have been deceived).
We deceive ourselves and we want to be deceived, and we convince ourselves that we have applied rigour and have not been even slightly self-indulgent.
Parliament was also deceived.
