Sentence examples for slightly elsewhere from inspiring English sources

That was how he had been, the living moment awash with beauty ignored in the quest for a better moment, slightly elsewhere, with some slightly differing other.

But too often he writes like someone with his attention slightly elsewhere, and being editorially advised to get on with it.

By John Updike The New Yorker, May 17 , 1999P. 78 Ed Franklin, aging, and frightened by his inability to remember the domestic details of his first marriage, takes a sunset cruise with his daughter and her friends, and remembers how the living beautiful moment had been ignored in the quest for a better moment, slightly elsewhere.

Ed Franklin, aging, and frightened by his inability to remember the domestic details of his first marriage, takes a sunset cruise with his daughter and her friends, and remembers how the living beautiful moment had been ignored in the quest for a better moment, slightly elsewhere.

Even though motorway traffic volume and thus toll revenue, decreased slightly elsewhere in the country, this particular tolled section reported virtually no change in income by 2010.

Though lacking its inlaid eyes and slightly damaged elsewhere, this head is rightly considered one of the great masterpieces of ancient art.

Agreement varies between fields (high in key fields, slightly lower elsewhere) but the median level of agreement between MINAP data and re-audit data (across all hospitals) has risen from 72% in 2003 7 to 89.5% in 2008.

Among my 250 books there are a lot about music in other cultures, as I sensed that it was both organised differently and served slightly different purposes elsewhere.

Starting salaries at the UK's largest graduate employers are slightly higher than elsewhere in the job market, at an average of £29,000.

Christmas Eve Potential for snow across the Pennines, Lake District and the Welsh Marches but elsewhere slightly warmer air should stop any large-scale snow storms.

Along the roads – expansive cul-de-sacs and closes rather than Stanley's old, tight grid – people drive slightly faster than elsewhere in the islands, as if they know they are in a boom town.