Sentence examples for take slight from inspiring English sources
In fact Lord Patten said: "I take slight exception to the argument that I hardly watch television, it is true you don't find me in front of Eastenders".
Give or take slight changes in pigmentation, accent and fashion, it looked pretty much like the old crowd at the Fu Manchu.
I must, however, take slight exception to something Nuland says about Semmelweis that is quoted in the review: "To receive his due of honor, he had to be rediscovered".
"We take slight issue with some of the forecasts he's published for GDP particularly in the back years," said Adam Chester at Lloyds Corporate Markets.
They take slights personally.
Mr. Dunne can laugh at himself, but he does not take slights lying down.
That means we have to learn to take slights less personally, thicken our skins and do what men have learned over millennia: make pleasing yourself your main priority.
"I wasn't in disguise," he says, taking slight umbrage at the suggestion.
23 min Steven Masterton shot takes slight deflection off Keane but Artur Boruc saves.
Did he ever feel, with the musicians, and the touring, that any individuals had ever taken slight pity on him?
Photograph: William West/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 1.56pm BST 1.45pm BST Josh Robinson has taken slight exception to my preamble: "More of the same, please?
