Sentence examples for slightly sway from inspiring English sources

Its presentation in a dark setting that is illuminated by UV light emphasizes the work's artificiality; wind machines, which cause the grass blades and the mosquitoes to slightly sway, make the work seem more lifelike.

Some survivors said the crowd panicked when people shouted that the slightly swaying bridge was about to collapse.

And if the suspended, slightly swaying bed in the fourth act took a toll at first on the magnificent duet that Gounod provides Roméo and Juliette, once it touched down safely on the stage, Mr. Giordani and Ms. Netrebko matched each other's phrasing beautifully.

Just in case you're slightly swayed by Pauline's rhetoric, new statistics from the Australian Electoral Commission actually highlight the fact young people are more politically engaged than ever.

I saw this sign a few times last night, and, like, it really made me think: there I was, paused in a crowd, slightly swaying from side-to-side, looking at this sign and going: they got his age wrong.

So why does this first trailer slightly fail to sway me?

She was so thin she seemed to sway slightly on her feet.

A preliminary government investigation reported that the mostly rural festival-goers panicked when the suspension bridge began to sway slightly under the weight of the crowd.

Though the tug of the leash caused the bear to sway slightly to the left, its eyes were trained high on nothing.

The pictures cause us, the readers, to sway slightly as we suspend our disbelief; they look like proof of something we know is unprovable.

And Piano has come up with a new top: another garden with full-size trees and a three-hundred-foot-high central mast, which will sway slightly in the wind.