Sentence examples for slightly more special from inspiring English sources

The religious buildings have a slightly more special significance than all other monumental buildings.

"It was a special night, it would've been slightly more special if we had managed to hang on to that 27-7 lead that we had," he explained.

On a recent visit, we were offered a choice of peppery Italian-style meatballs with fresh tomato sauce and tagliatelle, a bistro salad with melon and parma ham, or a slightly more expensive special (lunch for £7.50 – pheasant with caper gravy and spiced basmati sauce).

With few exceptions, the food (both the standards and slightly more creative specials) at Brindisi during my two visits was consistently top drawer, but the service wasn't.

Slightly more than 12percentt of special education students who left school in the last eight years received an alternative certificate, an Individualized Education Program diploma.

This is a limited-edition model, which makes it slightly more desirable to that special someone on your Christmas list who needs a watch to match their steam-powered mechanical arm, steel top hat, and smoked-glass monocle.

In addition, this year a group of donors contributed slightly more than $2 million to a special "artistic opportunity fund," meant to allow the festival to avoid slashing costs in areas where it would affect the quality of the work.

The series itself isn't quite as special – a slightly more eggheaded version of JJ Abrams's Alias, not that that's a bad thing – but it's engrossing stuff with room to grow.

The most dramatic change has been that states now serve nearly 30percentt of 4-year-olds, slightly more than 30percentt when preschool special education is included.

Specials are slightly more adventurous and expensive than regular menu listings and frantic weekends, especially Saturday nights, can be considerably less than serene.

In other words, the new government is still demanding special concessions, albeit slightly more politely.