Sentence examples for slightly spoiled from inspiring English sources

The moment was only slightly spoiled by the box being flooded and the contents barely recognisable.

If that was the effect our hostess was shooting for, it was slightly spoiled by her guests, who were all smoking like chimneys.

Flutey's big tackle on Wynand Olivier was also a massive moment, although the impact was slightly spoiled by Rob Kearney's missed kick to touch from the subsequent penalty.

It will be a surprise if his unflustered left-handedness has not caught the selectors' eye already, even if his tame chip off Andre Nel to mid-off slightly spoiled the effect.

That impression is slightly spoiled by the presence of two Pepsi-branded refrigerators stocking a range of soft beverages, but – just as in Noah's day – people do get thirsty.

When milk is slightly spoiled, the beta lactamse enzyme is produced and this would breakdown beta lactam antibiotics.

This survey will slightly spoil the party, partly because there is little to suggest that Sino-American relations have reached a permanently higher plateau.

Bayern's win was ever so slightly spoilt by yet another Ribéry incident – the Frenchman pinched Nicolai Müller's (facial) cheek – but kept them top with a 100% record.

Andros Townsend did slightly spoil it for the home fans with a fine consolation goal – his first since his £12m move from Tottenham – and Chelsea must hope their week isn't spoiled by injury to their captain.

The flattering profile – "How TalkSport took on the BBC and won" – is slightly spoilt by a picture of the station's green room which appears to feature porn playing on a widescreen TV.

Whatever the reason, we've been somewhat spoiled recently with slightly silly opinion pieces about cycling.