Sentence examples for slightly given from inspiring English sources

"I just had the most good time writing it," the author purrs, "and it's slightly given me the appetite for doing it again".

But all this preference for physical alpha-males should trouble us slightly, given that our leaders are no longer expected to slay our enemies on a battlefield.

The magazine suggested that the city relax its standards slightly, given the hurt feelings, and said that, in the Bronx, nothing could be uglier than "the mass of wooden tenements and crazy beer-shops to which the territory now seems exclusively devoted".

Domination, Hardpoint, Capture the Flag, Kill Confirmed and the staple Team Deathmatch are present and correct, their rules and structure the same but their nuances altered slightly given the jet-packing and wall-running options.

He takes a 42 stout, which is altered slightly (Gives measurements).

The blissed-out Make It Happen comes closest; Allison's lyrics, though, slightly give the game away.

Copying Rembrandt, Mr. Cardiff lighted her face ever so slightly, giving it an aspect both iconic and tragic.

In the last three months of the year, though, investment in the youngest companies picked up slightly, giving hope to entrepreneurs.

The proportions are pleasing, and the details elegant; the foundation supports have been recessed slightly, giving the house that appearance of hovering.

So six clubs always succeeds, but change the spade layout slightly, giving East a top spade for example, and Messer's clever thought is crucial.

There were short skirts that flared slightly, giving a conical lampshade shape, and a bright orange tank dress that looked swell.