Sentence examples for slightly made from inspiring English sources

There's one particular scene in the movie "The Social Network" that was slightly made up.

One day the routine is interrupted by a woman, slightly made up, who has moved in next door Ethel Brokeles.

He'd press release about the slightest things (the press release was always written by him in the third person) and the whole thing seemed to be slightly made up.

Having the currency bob up or down slightly makes no difference to the fundamentals.

(Cold numbs your tongue slightly, making your taste buds less sensitive to flavors).

Gunn began each morning by turning her chair slightly, making it easier to keep her back to Hamilton.

Note: Replacing the Texans' stats with Yates-only numbers changes the resulting probabilities only slightly, making it a 72/28 game in favor of Houston.

Change the balance of the recipe slightly — make it, say, about the bumbling adventures of a Guatemalan farmer in Florence — and the cookie hardens.

No clutch is depressed but lifting the gas slightly makes shifts go down more smoothly.

They modify the language slightly, making it "easier for next person to learn".

I somehow got through school, had many friends, had some slightly (make that excessively) dysfunctional relationships, and even did some traveling.