Sentence examples for slightly static from inspiring English sources

But the virtue of this slightly static RSC production is that it does nothing to interfere with the acting.

To counteract their slightly static delivery, the band was accompanied by a video backdrop and a light show worthy of bonfire night, while a drum machine and keyboards were used to funk things up.

There's a slightly static quality to a few of the stories, as if Hall had them hold still while he got his points across: despite a consistent gift for delicate description, he can overstate the case.

The air is slightly static, see".

Combining flash with ambient light, he aimed for "a slightly static, clinical look... kind of like an instruction manual or textbook".

The results differ slightly from static curing except PEG modified nano-ZnO.

Furthermore, the polymer surface formed by a block copolymer-containing a higher MPC unit composition shows a slightly lower static water contact angle.

The results differ slightly from static curing, though Z4 shows most efficient crosslinking activities (ΔH = 123.70 Jg−1) in dynamic curing, too (Table 4).

Although, the mixture of like-charged nanoparticle and surfactant gives a slightly better static stability than the other one in both presence and absence of oil, both foams are not adequately able to resist oil destroying effects.

His voice, with its midrange, goes-down-easy, slightly excited, static-free hum, first became recognizable narrating "Space Patrol," a live radio show for children (it was also a television program) that began in 1950 and ran until the mid-1950s, with Mr. Tufeld introducing the shows' weekly missions made "in the name of interplanetary justice".

Keep it flat and static, slightly to the front, as if Mussolini were poised to pat a small boy.