Sentence examples for thought of slightly from inspiring English sources

Luckily perhaps, culture is thought of slightly differently.

The mere thought of even slightly adjusting our behaviors and relationships with guns drives some people to panic.

So, for what they are worth, here are the thoughts of a slightly greying 45-year-old.

The new car is best thought of as a slightly sportier two-door version of the Countryman, the large semi-SUV off-shoot of the Mini family.

Then, after a bit of thought, he slightly tempered his enthusiasm.

This was the autumn of 1940 and the National Gallery, like the rest of Britain's institutions, had moved from genteel muddling through to a new kind of slightly frightening radical thought: the nation's art treasures were being prepared for the end of the world, or for a last stand in the Welsh mountains.

Since Jan rented out their home in the past, she is over the slightly squeamish thought of a stranger snuggling up in her sheets.

There are small shimmers of gay longing on display here — Myers getting "all goosebumpy," as Horowicz points out, at the very thought of Morris, or tearing up slightly as he watches his boss breeze through a Q.&A.

Just the thought of running made me feel somewhat nauseated and slightly offended.

But Mr. Wang smiled, his eyes widening slightly at the thought of such an unexpected arrangement.

But the communal embrace comes at a high price — sheer panic at the thought of anyone who might be even slightly different.