Sentence examples for slightly different picture from inspiring English sources

Addison, though, paints a slightly different picture.

Mr. Wein, while praising Mr. Olaine, painted a slightly different picture.

That is, each of the eyes projects a slightly different picture onto the retina.

Data from research firm Slice Intelligence paints a slightly different picture.

The Peace Research Insitute Oslo in Norway paints a slightly different picture to ours (see map).

Lyric poems present a slightly different picture (as can first-person novels, though often to a lesser degree).

Housing starts were up 6.8 percent in May, but Steven Hansen's analysis paints a slightly different picture.

The shutters cause a slightly different picture of a given image to be sent to each eye in much the way that 3-D movies altered images by separating red and blue wavelengths of light.

However, Mail Online sources painted a slightly different picture, claiming that Davidson had persisted with his questioning after his interview request had been declined and had chased Clarke out of the Spotify party where the incident took place.

Five days to elections in Israel, polls on the three main Israeli newspapers offer little margin of error: Ynet news report today that Kadima is down to 36 seats, Labour is up to 21, and Likud is down to 14. Ha'aretz gave a slightly different picture yesterday: Kadima 37, Labour 17, Likud 14.

After all, Samuel Goldwyn once observed (in a slightly different context): "Pictures are for entertainment.