Sentence examples for slightly true from inspiring English sources
This is not even slightly true.
If this were even slightly true, it would be a disastrous scenario if it were to unfold.
APPLES TO OREGON Being the (Slightly) True Narrative of How a Brave Pioneer Father Brought Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Grapes, and Cherries (and Children) Across the Plains.
So maybe Cate marched alongside him not out of any particular mercy or meekness but just because she, more than anyone else in the family, held the needle and thread, and because what she said on a stage eight years ago still rings at least slightly true.
Actually, no, that's not even slightly true.
Its shape is fixed, and while a casting can be slightly trued up by the judicious use of a hammer, it is in no sense as workable as wrought iron.
B-mode ultrasonography overestimated truth by 0.19 mm (median) and differed significantly from truth (P =.008), whereas A-mode ultrasonography slightly underestimated true thickness by –0.05 mm (median).
For both the confocal and split detector AOSLO data sets, our CNN-based method had a slightly worse true positive rate but a slightly better false discovery rate than the other corresponding algorithm.
I wish these events were slightly less true, because then I could revel in their sickness, their offness, and I know this is not an attractive side of me, perhaps not one I should be sharing.
An ex-music video director who made his name with promos for Korn and Sugar Ray before moving on to high-profile commercials for Coke and Gap, his contribution to cinema runs to Charlie's Angels (2000), Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) and We Are Marshall (2006), a slightly soapy true tale of a sports tragedy whose only real surprise was Matthew McConaughey declining to remove his shirt.
