Sentence examples for slightly leaving from inspiring English sources

However, the light passing through the transparent areas bends slightly, leaving a slightly blurry image.

"It could be my triumph into this completely new territory that is Marlborough," he said, smiling slightly, leaving any other possibility -- like retreat -- unspoken.

The new survey's results do line up with the broader trends of some previous surveys: even as gun sales hit records highs under Barack Obama's administration, the total proportion of Americans who say they own guns has fallen slightly, leaving more guns in relatively fewer hands.

The State Senate and the Assembly both passed bills today authorizing the New York City Council to suspend the city's 4percentt sales tax on heating oil and natural gas this winter, but the two measures differ slightly, leaving it unclear when consumers might see an actual tax reduction.

The front face outside one of the flat walls seems to have fallen off slightly leaving the bricks behind showing".

Although Goldwater had surpassed the number of delegates needed for the Republican nomination, only 361 were bound by state law, slightly leaving the door open for a battle at the convention if his remaining 316 delegates chose to waver.

It might seem slightly left-field.

I'm slightly left of centre.

When they socialized, Kate found herself feeling slightly left out.

The Wall Street Journal was slightly right of center, and the Times slightly left.

"If you would just push the car slightly left just here?" he would reply.