Sentence examples for slightly to see from inspiring English sources

The wearer had to lean forward slightly to see, then straighten up and strike blindly just before impact.

We've come to an important crossroad: Looking back is still important, if only slightly, to see how we got here.

Following the day's last prayer, I rapped on my door and pushed it open slightly to see who responded.

The boy had to tilt his head slightly to see beyond the brim, which was emblazoned with a small American flag and the words "Columbus Ohio".

José Reyes leaned in on the 2-2 pitch from the Angels left-hander Jarrod Washburn with the bases loaded and two outs in the second inning, turning slightly to see the plate umpire call a ball.

With or without glasses, there's the brow-furrowing fact that to fully appreciate 3D involves moving your head from side to side slightly, to see objects in the foreground moving independently of those in the background.

The curator looks slightly shocked to see anybody and regards me with what can only be described as suspicion.

(It is only slightly heartening to see that the report uses and recognizes the term "children's rights").

Indeed, I found it slightly repellent to see the portrait of Indira Gandhi, who authorised that attack, by Pritam's bedside table when I visited her in the late 1990s.

I imagine members of the scientific community will feel slightly uncomfortable to see themselves nestled there with such a traditionally elitist space as the Royal Opera House.

As a contest, the game was long since over but, creditably, New Zealand refused to fold and Michael McGlinchey was slightly unlucky to see a goal-bound shot blocked.