Sentence examples for slightly it seems from inspiring English sources

While the baby boomers might be having too much fun to spend hours in the kitchen (the overall number of people baking has fallen slightly), it seems that my generation has embraced the therapeutic results of a couple of hours with a Magimix.

Translating those points slightly, it seems that investors are taking into account the revenue side of Facebook's past purchases, and are adjusting their expectations higher as those acquisitions mature into income streams.

Here Putin turns professorial, and slightly scolding: It seems to me that we have a slightly different understanding of the outdoors concept….

If the chasm is to be ever so slightly narrowed, it seems to me this is how it will be done.

The colloquial use of the term bugs (formally Hemiptera) or the term arthropods might better describe the subject of this work, but in the end we have accepted the word "insect" even though it is slightly inaccurate, it seems to capture what most readers will search for in a title.

While this creative GIF embellishes the original footage slightly, it certainly seems to catch the spirit of the moment.

"History holds a slightly different place, it seems to me, than chemistry or French literature.

This was slightly disturbing, and it seems to be an issue others see too, and it has interesting implications for things such as Twitter backdrops at conferences.

The ending I got, for the morally ambiguous Torque, was decidedly anticlimactic, and while descriptions of the alternate endings sound slightly more intriguing, it seems the designer's grand vision for the game did not extend to its finale.

Thesis 5 is slightly obscure, but it seems to describe the relative or perspectival nature of relations of similarity and difference.

The tests we performed showed that the degree of the polynomials cannot be less than 19, maybe this can be achieved by modifying slightly r, but it seems that the degree cannot be much smaller.