Sentence examples for slightly i think from inspiring English sources

It changes the atmosphere slightly, I think, but not much.

In fact, Ayers said that he knew Obama only slightly: "I think my relationship with Obama was probably like that of thousands of others in Chicago and, like millions and millions of others, I wished I knew him better".

"I thought it was rather exclusionary," Martha Stewart paused, her eyes narrowed slightly, "I think they wanted people to react".

Pre-kids I was, ahem, slightly stylish (I think).

I think it's inevitable that, as you get older, you and your situation change slightly, but I think the core is still the same".

Slightly bemused, I think - this was a far cry from his more customary Gluck or Vaughan Williams - he asked if he could put Bush in touch with me.

"I would love," Mr. McCain said, his voice at one point quavering slightly, "and I think all of us would like, to have the issue of abortion not in the political arena.

"You give the American consumers a reduction in price and consuming confidence is getting slightly better, I think people go back and take their vacations," said Lawrence Goldstein, an energy analyst.

In 2008 we had an average occupancy rate of 85.5 percent with an average daily rate of $307; in 2009 it was 81.8 percent with an A.D.R. of $237, and last year 84.7 percent and $255 A.D.R. Things are coming back slightly, but I think what's slowing it down is all this new inventory.

When the recording ended, he remarked slightly sourly: 'I think that's the last time I'm ever going to talk about Citizen Kane.' I told him, quite sincerely, that I'd rather have been talking to him about his own work.

Also, the article bashes Macs slightly… I think we all need a little of that after a day at WWDC.