Sentence examples for slightly told from inspiring English sources

Sharkey has a slightly "told you so" look.

A co-worker named Mark who knew Mr. Moorthy's father slightly told him that he and several dozen others were waiting for elevators to get off the 97th floor.

But on Sunday, he seemed to backtrack slightly, telling the BBC that "everybody knows that what I do is make the initial decision in asylum cases, but there is a right of appeal thereafter".

What was slightly telling for me was that Senanayake was the only Sri Lankan player or member of the team management not to come down and shake the hands of the England players after the game.

But, also slightly telling, the speech didn't even get under way until 17 or 18 minutes past the hour.

In recent negotiations, the authority cut the size of the church slightly and told church officials that its dome could not rise higher than the trade center memorial.

Arnault's version of the breakdown differs slightly: "I told Hedi that if I put some money into his brand — and it takes a lot of money to start a brand today — then I wanted a share of the action.

"Mark has tweaked it slightly," Saunders told BBC London 94.9.

"On the plus side, the redundancies are scheduled over three years, which eased the pain slightly," he told BBC Scotland.

One woman who was 90-years-old and slightly forgetful told us she knew Hillary.

He recalled his friend, Igor, who was slightly older, telling him: "Just leave it there.