Sentence examples for slightly know from inspiring English sources

Even if you recognize, or slightly know someone, re-introduce yourself.

Become Friends With People You Already Slightly Know: Offer to help them with some small task- pick up their dropped books, offer to help carry something if they are carrying too much, offer to show them how to do that math problem.

A slightly known producer, Vinival, in Valet, France, has nearly hidden its name.

The architects were only slightly known, but their youth was considered a plus.

Languaging and Beyond If Howard Stern doesn't succeed in making analysis cool again, a slightly known author named Francis Levy might.

Everyone else the narrator mentions seems to be only slightly known — a man who fixes the dehumidifier, a neighbor who once brought some cake, the librarian down the street.

A little later he heard that another young Wetzlar lawyer he had slightly known, Carl Wilhelm Jerusalem, had shot himself; it was rumoured he had done so out of hopeless love for a married woman.

What gradually came on me as I read his notes and meditations was a sense that behind the witty and complicated man I very slightly knew, there stood a kind of hero of contemplation.

Scientists hope the new reflector will make possible exploration of many "island universes" beyond the Milky Way, the nearest two or three of which are now only slightly known.

But he does bill himself as America's first and only country music star to sing about mortgage-backed securities, derivatives and leveraged buyouts, and he slightly knows the economist Arthur Laffer, best known for the supply-side Laffer Curve beloved by anti-tax conservatives.

He told me one of the qualities of South Africa only slightly known was its good wine, but that the negative image of the country tainted its wine image, unlike the Parisians.