Sentence examples for slightly personal from inspiring English sources

On a slightly personal note here at the end, I myself found key moments in your "Local Souls" something of a turn on.

It is more than slightly personal and unequivocally "heroic"; it celebrates contingency and chance and the unscientific qualities of pride, secrecy, chauvinism and low cunning.

Mr. Townsend even got slightly personal when he made passing reference to an episode last year in which it was reported that Mr. Schumer used a profanity on a plane to Washington while referring to a flight attendant who told him to turn off his cellphone before takeoff.

As you might imagine, this service pulls up a lot of slightly personal pics, such as couples being all cutesy together.

Some may also feel slightly personal greater agreement with the harder Romney line, but as practical politicians also understand that "this Hispanic vote is very important," as one New Hampshire respondent put it on a final open-ended question.

You don't have to talk about the weather just to avoid saying anything slightly personal.

The Chapar offers a slightly less personal service.

"With a subject matter like this you can ask slightly more personal questions," Krysiak says.

A slightly more personal suggestion came from one Sandeep Korotana, who modestly put forward the idea of RRS Sandeep Korotana.

Thus his views on Candidate McCain have a slightly more personal resonance than those of most other people.

A slightly more personal test of the Queen's popularity, perhaps, is the public's take on whether or not she deserved a pay rise.