Sentence examples for slightly inward from inspiring English sources

Saturn, Uranus and Neptune migrated outward, and Jupiter migrated slightly inward.

Down, near hind legs, but with the legs bent slightly inward?

The Buddha slope stands upright and the rock masses are composed of thick Permian sandstone, which dips slightly inward to the slope.

With their toes pointing down and slightly inward, they could be feet from a painted crucifixion, feet lying lifeless on a hospital sheet or ascending through the stars.

No gallery wall forms a right angle with another — all are angled and slope slightly inward or outward from the floor.

We descended the grassy slopes, noting that the long sides curved slightly inward to allow spectators at the ends a better view down the arena.

While that early EP overflowed with hooky melodies, its slightly inward-looking standpoint has been exploded on new single Walk, a string-drenched stomper aimed directly at radio playlists.

But enter through the slot in the wall, and you find an expansive light-washed room, a warm timber-framed world where a long, slightly inward-curving glass wall frames a stunning view of the landscape, with tree-lined hills and sculpture-dotted meadows sloping down to a lake in the distance.

The G.S.A. reviewed and approved Serra's proposal at every stage of the design process — drawings, models, on-site mockup — and knew exactly what it was getting: a curving, slightly inward-leaning wall of Corten steel, twelve feet high and a hundred and twenty feet long, which bisected the open plaza in front of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building, in lower Manhattan.

On young fruit bodies, the cap margin is slightly curved inward, and frequently has scalloped edges; in maturity the margin flares out, or is recurved and wavy.

The cap margin is either straight and slightly curved inward, rarely slightly wavy, and sometimes has radial grooves in moist specimens.