Sentence examples for slightly old from inspiring English sources

It can be slightly old or completely new.

The only misstep was a slightly old, strong-tasting tuna bruschetta special ($20).

He thinks of himself as a slightly old young man who is still advertising for a mate.

Houghton concludes that the date 1850 is right for a dress already slightly old fashioned, but the occasion wrong.

2. Encourage manufacturing "I'm slightly old fashioned: we are building our company on the strengths and the skills of our people - and we are heavily involved in manufacturing".

Although some of the data in these polls is slightly "old" — the Mason-Dixon poll, for instance, contained interviews going as far back as Tuesday — newer surveys are not necessarily better ones for Mr. Gingrich.

The statistical significance, Kendler says, is "modest," and appears to be derived from a slightly "old fashioned" method of analysis.

Some people might think this has been said time and time again, that the message is getting slightly old now and that we've heard it all before.