Sentence examples for slightly manipulated from inspiring English sources

If the melody of the answer is an exact transposition of the subject, into the new key, it is a real answer; often, however, the melody will be slightly manipulated to avoid a true change of key, in which case it is a tonal answer.

The singer explained of the song's lyrics, "I really like the idea of the male voice being quite vulnerable, of it being taken and slightly manipulated, rather than there being always this heavy machismo thing that just bores everybody".

"It was almost slipping away slightly," Murray said.

When Francis hit a high note and her voice broke slightly, Welch applauded the effect.

"That conversation kind of, shall I say, addled me slightly," Mr. Pugh testified today.

In fiscal 2003, the company's cash flow will recover only slightly, Mr. Moore said.

"The chimney does leak slightly," Angela says, offering to open a window.

The dialogue zings rapidly: slightly David Mamet – though not very, as so female.

If only slightly, Reid has raised the curtain on his personal life.

"Is it something important?" His closed lips curling slightly, Sasaki nodded.

Now 25, his wattage dimmed slightly, Bush is a part-time starter, often employed by Coach Sean Payton as a decoy.