Sentence examples for slightly undermined from inspiring English sources

His impact however is slightly undermined by Mara Galeazzi's Vetsera.

It's a worthy and important message only slightly undermined by its cereal-selling objectives.

Mr. Robinson's voice, slightly undermined by the hall's echoey acoustics, has never sounded stronger and surer.

(His words were slightly undermined by his T-shirt, which had the word JERK emblazoned across the chest).

Graham, an inveterate jokester, slightly undermined the moment by joking shortly afterwards: "I feel like I'm on Oprah".

His case is slightly undermined by the grim techno beats that make up much of the incidental music.

Learning of these omissions slightly undermines her beautiful show, revealing it as something of a Brandtian fiction in itself.

The story is narrated by the dead poisoned young boy, which, to my mind, slightly undermines the novel.

So, Jupp cashes in on his media connections (which slightly undermine his claim to journalistic outsiderdom) and bags a gig as chief cricket correspondent of the Western Mail and BBC Radio Scotland.

So, while Jerry casually maintains his status as America's highest earning celebrity ($267 million last year alone, which only slightly undermines the routines about dry cleaning and economy flights), countless column inches have been spent speculating over his next move.

This slightly undermines the genuine flair for the macabre that Truss displays elsewhere, and the great pathos with which she writes about the gossamer thread sometimes separating life from death.