Sentence examples for slightly mitigating from inspiring English sources

Swanson plays the girlfriend of Dirk Bogarde, in the title role, slightly mitigating the homosexual subtext, though the fact that both of them play Spaniards with cut-glass English accents is rather disconcerting.

Serve with a salad, to slightly mitigate the guilt.

The news was slightly mitigated by the budget proposals to help North Sea production.

But if Manning had been our direct source, the consequences might have been slightly mitigated.

Such projects also slightly mitigate the likelihood that REDD will centralise power.

The Karratha International hotel has pricey motel-style rooms slightly mitigated by decent pizzas by the pool at weekends.

The ongoing efforts to bail out the financial system, even if they work, won't do more than slightly mitigate the problem.

The test car was heavily loaded for service in Porsche's press fleet, but that only slightly mitigates the shock of its $126,750 sticker.

DREAM is a stopgap measure of exceedingly limited scope which would slightly mitigate the injustices wrought by America's reality-defying immigration and citizenship law.

His lack of club medals was slightly mitigated by his opening strike in a 4-0 awin win over Dundee United on the opening day of 1965-66, the season Celtic lifted the first of nine consecutive titles.

To just slightly mitigate how mollycoddled this makes me sound, consider this: for the past seven years, I had been warmly enveloped in a tiny one-bed flat where the storage heaters kept the place blazing hot even when they were turned down low.