Sentence examples for slightly less attention from inspiring English sources

The immigration official said "Plizz," and examined my passport with slightly less attention than he would apply to his toenails.

For instance, Dr. Anderson said he felt there was slightly less attention on social studies now and "less of the fun things we used to do".

Make sure all heart transplants, births or bullet-removal operations are conducted with slightly less attention to physical and medical accuracy than is observed in the gorilla-brain switching scene in Young Frankenstein.

Red-hot startup Dropbox — you know, the file syncing service that just raised $250 million at a $4 billion valuation — has announced something this week that's getting slightly less attention than its massive funding round, but is exciting all the same: the company has released an improved version of its APIs, making the service better both in native apps (on mobile devices) and web apps alike.

Ion fluxes have received somewhat less attention.

As summits go, the one at Magor services got slightly less media attention than the one hosted by David Cameron in Northern Ireland.

Perhaps English parents and policy makers would do better to turn their attention slightly less far north.

There have been other, slightly less weird, Greek films getting attention, too.

After the success last year of its complete survey of Schubert's songs, the Oxford Lieder festival sets itself a slightly less daunting challenge this time, turning its attention to Schumann's output.

[New York Times] Attention Nutella freaks: Fairway has unveiled its cheaper, slightly less fattening house brand.

One partner may be able to live with slightly less or a lot less and still feel perfectly connected, while the other may need more attention.