Sentence examples for slightly one from inspiring English sources

It may reflect a tonal preference, or even, ever so slightly (one fears), a certain parochialism.

The Galaxy have become slightly one dimensional at times in 2012, as they look to play the ball centrally through Robbie Keane.

Prices seemed comparable, although it's hard to tell which site is the cheapest because the items in each company's box vary slightly: one site might include crepe paper streamers, another includes loot bags to hand out to guests.

It's odd the clothes must belong to one's own children — I was aggrieved for Slightly (one of the Lost Boys), who would be left behind because he was childless.

You turn the wheel very slightly one way, and the caravan goes drastically the other; a tiny corrective adjustment and your outfit is swiftly jack-knifed at five-to-one.

His characteristic pose when he is standing is pelvis pushed forward slightly, one arm wrapped around his body, the other arm occasionally going up into the air as he talks — kind of flying up, almost spastically, with the palm outstretched, then settling again somewhere on his chest.

There is one slightly one-foot long overhang piece that can accompany a Wal-Mart shopping basket and nothing more.

You end up with a rickety and slightly one-legged Vivaldi.

The amiable, chatty staff also pour decent, if slightly one-dimensional, coffee.

Hard-edged and percussive, her playing made the Steinway thunder out over the orchestra; but slightly one-dimensional, it never mellowed into riper, warmer song.

Her Bake Off persona is slightly one-dimensional – the preposterously well-put-together matriarch who might still be a bit squiffy from lunch – but on programmes like last night's Mary Berry's Foolproof Cooking, she absolutely thrives.