Sentence examples for was simply slightly from inspiring English sources

It was simply slightly inconvenient.

[20 Cal .3d594] Because of the all-or-nothing nature of the equitable indemnity rule, courts were, from the beginning, understandably reluctant to shift the entire loss to a party who was simply slightly more culpable than another.

The mirrors used in Greco-Roman antiquity and throughout the European Middle Ages were simply slightly convex disks of metal, either bronze, tin, or silver, that reflected light off their highly polished surfaces.

AOL argued that the music-playing software in AOL 6.0 in fact was simply a slightly modified version of WinAmp.

It was simply extraordinary: complex, with a slightly spicy scent and an almost sweet caramel finish.

But the vogue of Raspail on the American extreme right which, unbelievably, is no longer the people on the margins but the people who inhabit the White House suggests that its apocalyptic aestheticism is simply the slightly more highbrow version of Donald Trump's own more vulgar fantasies, the ones where American carnage and "Celebrity Apprentice" intertwine with grotesque intensity.

But the vogue of Raspail on the American extreme right — which, unbelievably, is no longer the people on the margins but the people who inhabit the White House — suggests that its apocalyptic aestheticism is simply the slightly more highbrow version of Donald Trump's own more vulgar fantasies, the ones where American carnage and "Celebrity Apprentice" intertwine with grotesque intensity.

It was simply that there was nothing much noteworthy about their slightly grungy, slightly funky guitar rock, or about the people producing it.

If it was a spectacularly ragged end to the tour in the field, England's problem is simply that they fall slightly short in slightly too many areas.

Be only slightly athletic.

Or perhaps it is simply that Birch feels slightly out of sync with the modern world.