Sentence examples for slightly study from inspiring English sources

As it cools slightly, study it: Does it stick to the edges of the pan?

R. asked her, "So... do you have any notion of what you want to do today?" It seemed slightly studied.

Polish documentaries are in rude health, with Piotr Bernas's Paparazzi following a tough guy doing everything it takes to get his pictures, until the Lech Kaczyński plane crash makes him question his conscience, while Marta Minorowicz's charming if slightly studied Decrescendo features a gay man working in an old people's home, where he develops a close relationship with an ex-ballerina.

However, one can't help wondering if there isn't a slightly studied quality to all of this, as if Crewdson were one of his own set pieces -- the upscale Yale educated New Yorker exploiting his subjects suffering for the sake of his growing international reputation (in the same way that in the course of the film he blames the grotesquery of his earlier work on his failing first marriage).

For example, the definitions of 'prescription error' differed slightly between studies and one study defined errors based on local state laws instead of on appropriateness of medication choices.

This analysis is limited by the slightly different study populations as evidenced by demographic differences found between the two study populations.

The rise came even as hate crimes against almost all other groups — including blacks, Hispanics, Jews, gays and whites — either declined or increased only slightly, his study found.

At the moment, its prospective members are contenting themselves with a vague, if slightly unnerving, "study of prices".

While the Blackbox team may disagree slightly, the study is aimed at helping early-stage companies avoid the deadpool.

The contact schedule differs slightly by study site, based on the site-specific time to return for CD4 count results.

Education levels differed slightly across studies.