Sentence examples similar to slightly groundbreaking from inspiring English sources
Kan's remarks differed slightly from the groundbreaking 1995 statement by Murayama – repeated by Koizumi a decade later – as it was directed exclusively at South Korea and recognised for the first time that the peninsula was annexed "against the will of the Korean people".
Consider this triangular set of passions: An eccentric, slightly mad genius who, in his youth, produced groundbreaking scientific work, has an only daughter who may be as much of an eccentric and slightly mad genius as he.
Capote's early works were carefully wrought, slightly precious versions of swamp gothic, but his groundbreaking 1957 profile of Marlon Brando, "The Duke in his Domain", testified to his desire "to do something else".
As the date for groundbreaking approached, Pedersen suggested to his boss that a slightly different approach would make construction easier.
In the first such trip by a pontiff, John Paul II went in 1998 for a groundbreaking meeting with Fidel Castro that is largely credited with the beginnings of slightly more freedom for the island's Catholics.
His designs proved groundbreaking.
Not exactly groundbreaking stuff.
Something groundbreaking.
"This is groundbreaking".
