Sentence examples for slightly unusually from inspiring English sources
Sensors on their collars indicate that one cow is behaving slightly unusually.
Slightly unusually, however, the authors excluded several important entities of bona fide neural tumours, such as gliomas, neuronal tumours and mixed neuronal-glial tumours, which form a large proportion of brain tumours.
They also have slightly unusually placed pickups.
Unusually cold conditions surround the pole over Eurasia, with patches of slightly unusual cold through the mid US.
C1 Automaker's Earnings Slip G.M. said quarterly profits fell slightly, citing unusually heavy discounting in the United States and rising costs at Hughes Electronics.
At the rally where Mitt Romney named Mr. Ryan as his running mate, Mrs. Ryan was given the opportunity to speak after Ann Romney, but she declined the invitation, shaking her head slightly, an unusually spontaneous moment for such a scripted event.
Last night a slightly - and unusually - shaky-looking George Osborne said the Lords had behaved in an unconstitutional way and would be "dealt with".
She also won an Olympic silver medal in the mixed doubles, playing with Andy Murray – an all-round rather heartening result for British tennis and those who follow it that was, unusually enough, slightly overshadowed at the time by Murray's singles gold.
(They rose slightly this year because of the unusually cold months in early 2014). But continuing to expand the use of natural gas instead of lower-carbon alternatives could wipe out any gains, said Haewon C. McJeon, a researcher with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory who participated in a recent study on natural gas.
However, I have to admit that I was slightly more captivated with his unusually skinny chicken legs than I was with his cha-cha-cha.
Gu, Wade-Giles romanization ku, type of Chinese vessel, it was a tall wine beaker with a trumpet-shaped top, a restricted centre section, and a slightly flared base; the whole silhouette was unusually taut and graceful.
