Sentence examples for slightly thinking from inspiring English sources

So – I'm slightly thinking aloud here – it may be we need to look at the legislation.

Still, as you can see, it's always worth waiting for a politician who's not afraid of saying "I'm slightly thinking aloud here" in an interview.

Scott pivoted slightly, thinking that working in Big Pharma might be more in tune with her nature.

Polowan rolls his eyes slightly, probably thinking, sour grapes.

We went back to our lives only slightly wistfully, thinking it had been an impossible dream all along.

August coughed and spat, slightly awed, thinking about the night before and the way the antifreeze had turned the bluish-white milk a sickly rotten green.

His brand of visionary, yet slightly disconnected, thinking seems a good match for the TED group.

But in 2006, that was slightly forward thinking".

For the health professional group, the seeding statement was slightly different: 'Thinking as broadly as you can, generate statements about how low back pain affects the life of people with the condition and the community'.

I feel slightly ashamed for thinking that these people share a collective guilt.

It is as if admiring Mr. Bush is seen as slightly shameful among thinking Europeans, like confessing a preference for screw-top wine bottles.