Sentence examples for viewed slightly from inspiring English sources

Pelosi is at the bottom of the list here, too, while Trump is viewed slightly more favorably than unfavorably.

But in Florida, it showed mixed results — with Obama viewed slightly more favorably than Rubio among Hispanics and the senator viewed favorably by just 42percentt of non-Cuban Hispanics.

President Obama's numbers stayed virtually the same (45percentt favorable, 51percentt unfavorable), while the Democratic Party is viewed slightly better than it was before (44percentt favorable, 46percentt unfavorable).

Former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, who ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination in 2008, was viewed slightly more positively than negatively among all voters, with 28 percent expressing favorable views and 24 percent unfavorable views.

"I'd say somebody like New Look putting four organic T-shirts in the corner of their high street shop should be viewed slightly more cynically than what we're doing," says the 41-year-old entrepreneur, who's keen to show me that his trainers and jacket are both by Patagonia, a brand that uses recycled materials such as plastic water bottles to make its sports-style clothing.

The duration of the test face was too short (150 ms) for the subjects to make a foveating saccade and therefore the test faces were viewed slightly peripherally relative to the adapting stimulus.

Because many schools cluster around the average, 2 and 4 should be viewed as slightly below or slightly above average.

Because scores tend to cluster around the average, a score of 2 or 4 should be viewed as slightly above or slightly below average.

Those who demur are viewed as slightly odd and lacking social graces.

"I was afraid that they thought of poets as hippies, and might have viewed it slightly askance," he says.

They're still viewed as slightly rebellious, rock'n'roll spaces, when of course time has moved on".