Sentence examples for slightly person from inspiring English sources

While the definition of a "boutique hotel" varies slightly person to person, even within the hospitality industry, boutiques are part of a special hotel category that attempts to create a unique experience for guests by offering fewer rooms, more personalized service, and a high attention-to-detail with amenities and features such as celebrity-designed decor and funky in-room gadgets.

The human head has a 3D structure but its shape varies slightly from person to person.

Anarchists are usually pretty private people, what with the masks and all that, and their views do differ slightly from person to person, but the general gist they're striving towards is a country with no powerful establishment or leadership.

This type of 'unique hue' setting varies slightly from person to person but when queried, our own subjects agreed on the canonical names of these hues unanimously.

Pike is a slightly unnerving person.

"Every day I'm a slightly different person," Mr. Ma said.

"You have to be a slightly different person in different circumstances".

"Ever since then, he's been a little less happy, a slightly darker person".

Chris – that's his real name – was a slightly bizarre person to work for.

I searched in vain for even a slightly plump person, but everyone is marvelously slim.

The other thing is that when it all happened, being a slightly insecure person, I thought: oh, he won't want me any more.