Sentence examples for slightly intended from inspiring English sources

DeVito was utterly unknown when he was cast and, even though the show was essentially a vehicle (pun only slightly intended) for its star, Judd Hirsch, it was DeVito who stole it, although, he is quick to add, "that was all down to the writing".

They should be slightly intended.

McCall Wines' reserve merlot ($24), a red to linger over, is graceful and nearly sweet; the regular merlot ($18), charming and slightly vegetal, seems intended for everyday consumption.

The out-of-body experiments were conducted by two research groups using slightly different methods intended to expand the so-called rubber hand illusion.

But if that is true, then the second verse might be intended slightly ironically: "What, you mean, there's a special providence in the fall of a sparrow?" The point might be that if there is any providence at work, then we know nothing of it.

Measured values were slightly different than intended settings (measured values are reported in Table S2).

The measured concentrations of CO2 in the growth chambers were slightly above the intended set-point levels in the 'Ambient' and 'Temp' treatments, especially during the night.

Instead of increasing the strength of your throw beyond the point of losing fluidity and control, you might consider aiming for a point slightly above your intended target when throwing with larger/heavier knives.

"Experience tells us that, probably, it will be slightly slower than was intended.

But Dr. Caldeira says that small-scale testing — perhaps an experiment intended to slightly cool the Arctic — could be safer than the alternative.

Like its predecessors, Macari's pale, tangy and stylish 2005 edition ($15.99) is an aromatic, slightly herbal crowd-pleaser intended for immediate consumption.