Sentence examples for slightly fancy from inspiring English sources

The male equivalent of a lady's slightly fancy flat is … a deck shoe.

In my observation, women are increasingly sporting their shorts with either little wedges or slightly fancy flats, and it's the latter example that men should study.

The actor's branch prize the smell of newly turned turf above all, which is why I slightly fancy De Niro's chances against Tommy Lee Jones in the supporting actor race.

If it's payday and you feel like impressing your boo with a slightly fancy yum cha experience, head to either the Marigold or East Ocean for some moreish morsels in a lush setting.

One of Montiel's first orders of business was to address the fact that very few students could meet state reading and math standards, a slightly fancy way of saying that they couldn't read or do math at anywhere near grade level.

We ate the shrimp on cucumber rounds, but mounding them on crisp lettuce leaves would have been a slightly fancier presentation.

Coveting slightly fancier models, we abandon flawlessly functioning devices after just a year or two, long before their components have degraded.

Acura's 3.2 CL, once a slightly fancier, more eccentrically styled version of the Honda Accord coupe, has been redone for 2001 with more style, size and substance.

After considering my usual roster of chicken, pork, steak and fish for a main course I picked up some veal chops because I wanted something slightly fancier than anyone might expect from a toaster oven.

Stein and Tonks are faithful in a slightly fancier way, using a mixture of black and tingly, numbing Sichuan peppercorns, dry roasted until fragrant, which I love – the combination gives the batter a more assertive, complex peppery flavour.

Over the road is the highly recommended — if slightly fancier — Salt Bar & Restaurant, and it's worth popping into the Whitianga Hotel next door for a beer from the impressively-stocked bar or a fine-looking feed.