Sentence examples for slightly little from inspiring English sources

When the incoming photon is deflected only slightly, little energy is transferred to the electron.

I enjoy stories like this, but for people who prefer full-on action, it may be a slightly little slower beat for them.

If a gene has undergone repeated alternating functional adaptation to fulfil one or two, even more, functions, it can lead to accumulation of many amino acid substitutions with slightly little overall change of function.

A slightly crumbly little mince pie of a thing.

NEURON implementation note: cortical SU cells are getting slightly too little stimulation - reason unknown.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth Perkins's vicious character, Celia, humiliates her slightly overweight little daughter and is repaid appropriately.

They are the sort of shameful aberration only a wealthy, slightly scared, little country can afford.

When pressure is applied and the screen bends very slightly (as little as two micrometers), the switches detect this change.

And so another slightly eccentric little film with potentially universal lessons has found a screen in Toronto.

While his delivery was slightly camp, little finger daintily crooked, there was an abrasive edge to Bristow's wide-boy persona.

Admittedly it too caught expansion fever in 2008, when Les Orres 1650 spawned a slightly swishier little brother and gave it the topographically useful name of Les Orres 1800.