Sentence examples for slightly to be from inspiring English sources

That and other considerations are not decisive, but the brief career of the Synoptic Gospels is slightly to be preferred.

Dry brisket with paper towels and rub all over with spice mixture, pressing slightly to be sure it adheres.

A draw; defeat by a point; defeat by two scores: it supports the theory that a team who last season were winning without exactly running their opponents off the park have slowed only slightly to be a close second in two of three races so far.

"It's almost like a sprinter's start – a little step back then quickly into my run-up before my gather," said Wood. "It's something I did probably when I was about 18-19, I used to have a really long run-up, and the academy coach John Windows at Durham wanted me to change my run-up slightly to be a bit more efficient and explosive.

It decreases slightly to be approximately 684 Oe at 300 K.

Snapchat's share price sunk immediately upon the announcement this morning, though has recovered slightly to be down 2.96percentt.

It felt slightly invasive to be watching him so closely, slightly pathetic.

12.12pm: Finding the music here slightly OTT to be honest.

It's one of those weeks when you are slightly embarrassed to be in the profession.

"It's slightly surreal to be even involved in the Oscar race," she says.

"I'm slightly surprised to be asked the question," replied Rusbridger.