Sentence examples for slightly take from inspiring English sources

And then things slightly take on the tone of the aforementioned TV commercial, so much that I can imagine John Hannah voicing what she says next.

"I do slightly take the Arthur Balfour view of the world that few things matter very much and most things don't actually matter at all.

In order to fill in additional points on this landscape, the traditional approach is to rotate the material slightly, take another reading, then rotate it again, and so on — a very slow process.

Certainly someone shouting 'Hello David!' in the middle of it would slightly take your mind out of the moment but what can you do? "Then they come to the stage door and say 'That was me, you know' as if you're going to say 'Thank you so much'," said Pemberton.

Next, we see that all capacity curves slightly take down on the left side of a fixed gain denoted H pl, 0 d.

Mr. Bush looked slightly taken aback.

I'm slightly taken aback.

We are all slightly taken aback.

He seems only slightly taken aback.

He looks slightly taken aback by the question.

I'm slightly taken aback when he agrees.