Sentence examples for slightly fulfilled from inspiring English sources

Knowing it makes me feel slightly fulfilled.

Responses of expectations were graded on a 4-point Likert scale (1 = totally fulfilled, 2 = considerably fulfilled, 3 = slightly fulfilled, and 4 = not at all fulfilled).

Today, Corbis and Getty Images, both based in Seattle, fulfill slightly more than half their orders online, delivering the requested images to customers over digital networks.

"Both he and Shahid have proven themselves to be valuable additions to the squad in recent years and will be more than able replacements, albeit fulfilling slightly different roles, for Neil McKenzie and Simon Katich".

After I served in the Maine House of Representatives and State Senate, my aspiration of securing a job in Washington was fulfilled (though in a slightly different manner than I had originally envisioned).

The proportion of study participants who fulfilled the PDT criteria was slightly higher among cases (7.3%) than in controls (4.5%), but the difference did not reach a level that was statistically significant (OR 1.7 (95% CI: 0.70, 4.08), P = 0.242).

You get this spiritual guff — the idea that if you just get slightly more expensive furniture you'll be more fulfilled as a person.

Many of these proposed techniques were only slightly changed by the authors' modifications [ 17– 21], which shows that they fulfilled their role.

While also here the fundamental idea is involving the private sector in tasks traditionally fulfilled by the public sector, the orientation and literature is slightly different.

Fulham will seek to build on the progress made during the last two years and creep slightly closer, perhaps, to fulfilling the seemingly preposterous ambition that he declared he had for them when he took over in 1997 – becoming "the Manchester United of the south".

Furthermore, that inventory has to fulfill two slightly different functions: It must define us as at once part of a tribe ("people who go to Paris") and independent of it ("people who go to Paris and don't photograph the Eiffel Tower").