Sentence examples for slightly just from inspiring English sources

Could any of those details be shifted slightly — just enough to alter the outcome?

Reading it intimidates me slightly, just because – as a first edition – it seems so direct from the author himself.

In almost any ensemble organized by the drummer Paul Motian, reality gets scrambled slightly, just enough to sharpen the senses.

When they begin to fall to pieces slightly, just add the pasta and, about 6 minutes or so before the end of its cooking time, the green beans.

Extend that back 30 years and the picture changes only slightly: just seven teams have won the league title and 11 have finished in the top two (79%).

In her "Tulip-Appliquéd Panel," the lush flowers droop slightly, just past their prime; the petals might fall at any moment.

Just slightly, and just when he has to wear a flak jacket over his blue oxford shirt.

But perhaps because some polls suggest that Mr. Bush has nudged ahead after the first two debates, Democratic officials seem slightly -- just slightly -- more tense than their Republican counterparts.

Later they fell back slightly to just less than $114.

Ronda shuddered slightly and just stared at the girl.

They should feel slightly granular, just short of a powder.