Sentence examples for slightly feel that from inspiring English sources

I slightly feel that I've been given a second chance.

I did at times slightly feel that when the Liberal Democrats were under pressure, people would say, "Well, it's nothing to do with us.

Wendy Cope wrote one about how being in love makes shopping more fun, but I feel that slightly misses the point.

Two-thirds of the people questioned said they were very concerned about another attack in New York, slightly more than felt that way a year ago.

Using Airbnb for the first time can be both an exciting and slightly anxious experience — I felt that way myself.

So it still has that slightly inaccessible feel that leads to greater satisfaction when you manage to keep on top of plot and character through the dialogue".

Slightly more polished than her previous singles, it still has that slightly wonky DIY feel that adds a layer of charm and personality to proceedings, while production-wise there are lots of interesting little sonic flourishes, most notably the layering of her cut-up vocal to form the beat.

"Fourteen points from four games is pretty good going, it is above our target slightly, we felt that we had the opportunity to get around 12 points.

Slightly more felt that at some time they had been left alone and worried during labour and birth (19% vs. 16%) and overall were slightly less likely to rate their care at this time as 'good' or better compared with non-disabled women (91% vs. 94%).

He is confident and relaxed, but with an air of vulnerability that is exacerbated, although I don't think created, by his slightly lugubrious looks; you feel that he's hiding nothing, but that there's a lot to get to.

Both men feel that a slightly more relaxed association will suit their immediate needs.