Sentence examples for sometimes with a slight from inspiring English sources

You could describe sangiovese as reminiscent of cherries and flowers, sometimes with a slight but welcome bitterness and an earthy minerality, but that's not really the point.

According to a Web site that sells them — "Fresh, Wild, Sustainably Hand-Foraged" in the Pacific Northwest — "They have a firm, dense texture and a delightfully rich, buttery flavor (sometimes with a slight peppery note) that some describe as chanterelle-esque".

Light, crisp, sometimes with a slight fizz.

The cap of A. rubrovolvata is 2 6.5 mm wide, convex to flattened, sometimes with a slight umbo.

The caps are 1.5 9 cm in diameter, and range from broadly convex to flattened, sometimes with a slight depression in the center.

As it ages and the cap expands, it becomes flat, sometimes with the center slightly depressed, or sometimes with a slight central elevation.

His eyes are sometimes bright with curiosity, sometimes clouded by a slight sadness.

But Dr. Becker said Mr. Cuomo also showed patterns typically associated with immigrants, sometimes pronouncing a "th" with a slight "d" sound, like in "thank you".

Sometimes we say this with a slight grudge, as if the idea of having to cede that much is spiritually costly.

Like many Sony cameras, this one sometimes produces a slight bluish cast.

The scanner does a decent job but sometimes adds a slight reddish cast.