Sentence examples for slightly transposed from inspiring English sources

This is no more than slightly transposed in the film though it's really milked: THATCHER: Tell me, honestly, my boy, don't you think it's rather unwise to continue this philanthropic enterprise . . . this Inquirer that is costing you a million dollars a year?

For the performance on 28 May 1724, he changed the instrumentation slightly and transposed the work from C major to D major.

Ostinato, ( Italian: "obstinate", ) plural Ostinatos, or Ostinati, in music, short melodic phrase repeated throughout a composition, sometimes slightly varied or transposed to a different pitch.

In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].

I wish the Commission had supplied us with this information earlier on in these proceedings, for then, I believe, the fact that this directive had not even been transposed in ten Member States might well have caused our debate on this subject to take a slightly different course.

The first, an ABC pilot made in 2007, transposed the action to the office of a goofily innocent U.S. congressman; Iannucci, who was not in charge of that production, says that the experience left him feeling "slightly soiled".

That image got transposed to China.

The same attitudes transposed are incorrect".

Cavalleria Rusticana is transposed to fascist Italy.

This debate has been transposed onto games.

But I can still sing the songs, suitably transposed.