Sentence examples for slightly standing from inspiring English sources

Fatty streaks (lesion type II) macroscopically were stripes and spots of yellow colour, slightly standing out over the vessel surface.

Then add Anti-Telomerase (TE /FITC antibody 2 ul and anti-Bcl/PE antibody to test tube, shaken slightly, standing for 15 min at room temperature in the dark.

(He appears in a hooded sweatshirt, squinting slightly, while standing behind a Centipede machine).

I'm on stage, slightly hunched, standing with my feet a bit wider apart than normal.

The painting shows us the artist himself, wiry but slightly stooped, standing back from the canvas, with a naked woman - muse or mistress - coiled round his ankle, clinging, inhibiting his freedom.

The club's official Twitter account retweeted several fans who attended the game in full O'Toole regalia, who may well have felt slightly silly, standing for the better part of an hour as the midfielder thought about what he'd done in the dressing room.

Do some shallow squats, bending your knees slightly before standing back up.

Although one is standing slightly more proud than the other.

In fact, its assumption is that Mr. Obama's polls probably slightly exaggerate his standing right now.

Johnson, who had taken out his Glock 22 pistol, was standing slightly to the side.

Not the centre of attention – standing slightly removed from the spotlight, but impossible to ignore.