Sentence examples for slightly heard of from inspiring English sources
At the end of a seven-item Radar day, I find myself in a humming emotional state I've come to think of as excited indifference — a state brought on by daily onslaughts of highly specific information about people I've either never heard of or slightly heard of.
He had encountered the common rhea at Bahia Blanca, and he appends an (undated) note to his discussion of the common rhea, saying he had first heard of another, slightly smaller species when visiting the Rio Negro that, he believes, does not occur north of the Rio Negro the "Avestruz Petisse".
Patients interviewed had heard of hospice slightly more often than palliative care, but could not differentiate between the terms or were rather uncertain in this regard.
Similarly, only a few clients exiting Amua clinics in Kenya had heard of Amua, whereas slightly more clients exiting Tunza clinics had heard of Tunza, primarily through the radio, and could describe something about the brand.
If you run around in any even-slightly-geeky circles, you've probably heard of it.
The proportion of the population that had heard of radon gas increased slightly from 72% in 1990 to 77% in 1993 (Table 6).
That percentage is just slightly lower than the share of people who have never heard of Mr. Ryan nationally.
Our findings suggest that slightly more than one third of the residents, fellows, and attending physicians surveyed from the three academic centers have heard of the female athlete triad.
Never heard of Triviaphile?
Never heard of pareidolia?
