Sentence examples for slightly removing from inspiring English sources
The Council alters the wording slightly, removing the term 'explicit'explicit
By slightly removing or altering the original, the original takes on separate meanings and this has always fascinated me.
"By slightly removing the hand, by making each of these gestures quite big, I think it gives just enough distance," Kapoor explains in the short documentary below.
(if not handled with protective gloves through their life, the situation will become comparable to a very small and speedy untame dog) They are known for drawing blood and, in severe cases, slightly removing the tips of offending fingers when they bite.
Self-referential, slightly removed and with a giant wink?
Not the centre of attention – standing slightly removed from the spotlight, but impossible to ignore.
"She brought a perspective that was slightly removed from the maelstrom," Mr. Axelrod said.
There is something slightly removed and sardonic about his line delivery, even some of the shrieks.
It slightly removes you from yourself, which is not a good look".
"To be slightly removed from the world to make art, or design, is quite good," he says.
As at Sushihatsu, the rear dining room is quiet and feels slightly removed from the action at the sushi bar.
