Sentence examples for sometimes slightly from inspiring English sources

They're voluble, and sometimes slightly crazed.

Just how popular is sometimes slightly startling.

The word is often superfluous and sometimes slightly annoying.

The composers took the challenges seriously and adjusted their works, sometimes slightly, sometimes significantly.

But the flowers have an open trumpet shape and narrow, sometimes slightly twisted petals.

Judith Gordon, the accompanist, played with a lissome touch: sometimes slightly cloying, more often gently supple.

The glaze, too, frequently has minor defects, and articles, such as vases, are sometimes slightly distorted and carelessly finished.

The large, cupped earpiece is plenty loud, but the audio quality is sometimes slightly muffled or even echoey.

But this band's collective job, above all the smaller individual ones, is flexibility, sometimes slightly perverse, always serene.

Corzine comes across as sometimes slightly befuddled and slightly disheveled rather than a high-energy business leader.

Downtown Spokane is not exactly flat, so baskets are sometimes slightly uphill, downhill or on the side of a hill.