Sentence examples for way slightly from inspiring English sources

Yet the job is often seen as pointless, boring and, in a strange way, slightly demeaning.

Again, the second verse loses its way slightly, Adams refusing to deviate from his set template for the song even when the original calls for it.

I would hand them a business card and they would hand me a brochure and I'd go on my way, slightly more relaxed but without my story.

But by the midway point, the city gives way slightly and, on a clear day, the foothills to the west come into view.

"As a study of rootlessness," wrote the Financial Times's Jon Day, "Swing Time is often superb", but he too saw it as "losing its way slightly" when it leaves London and the narrator's youth, and also pointed to her being "curiously unknowable" as problematic.

In addition, they show that the normalization in this way slightly improved the correlation between choice and the movement rates.

In the second half of last year, about 19,000 people a month crossed the Rafah border both ways, slightly less than half the rate before the blockade, according to human rights groups.

It's a strange and, in some ways, slightly quease-making world where high art meets high finance in a week-long sweaty-palmed embrace.

With typical moderation, Mr Sachs has entitled his new book, "The End of Poverty .The book is an unusual and in some ways slightly odd mixture of personal memoir, economics textbook and development manifesto.

I think I've become a nicer person in some ways, slightly softer.

We assumed that sampling this way only slightly underestimates bird fH during actual flapping flight because fH subsides only slightly during this short interval.