Sentence examples for slightly read from inspiring English sources

He sat down in a chair and, hands trembling slightly, read from what he described as "love letters," the last of which described a reverie aboard an airplane.

Now, while I've revised my estimation of that film slightly (read: a lot) downward in the intervening decades, I've always been able to appreciate it for being a well-crafted bit of summer nonsense.

But I must warn you: this is a slightly longer read than the books above! 1.

She had altered this slightly and read it as if all the inane hints applied to men.

He turned their edges over slightly to read them, then tossed them back and folded his arms across his chest and looked impassively at the movie.

"He has one of the best serves in tennis but I got a slightly better read on it as the match went on.

However it is an enjoyable, if slightly trying read, and the dated references to catching the "omnibus" on the Strand are quite charming.

The sequence data obtained were in a similar range as for other plant EST sequencing projects using this technology [ 26, 27], however with a slightly higher read length, demonstrating the power of this approach to deliver large EST datasets.

The book offers a disconnected and slightly frustrating reading experience, but it motivates you to search out the writers' full-length works.

In the proverbial hotel room, alone, slightly disoriented, reading the generic note on the nightstand saying, "I had a great time, thanks for your vote".

> -wrap-foot> SSAHA2/454 was 31.5 times slower than FACS and classified slightly more reads.