Sentence examples for we know slightly from inspiring English sources

We know slightly more about him, thanks to the prosecution of Nobre, the Portuguese conman.

"After the quake we had plenty of gas and supplies, as did families we know slightly further away in Yamagata.

But one thing we know slightly less about is what effect the sustained sting of crippling cuts across all major public services can have on our health.

I certainly know (slightly) more.

When Marr, whom I know slightly from his time on the Observer, was struck down, I wrote offering support.

Now I quite like Brandreth, whom I know slightly, and I have admired his recent published interviews.

It was the crowd from Mercer Island, halfway across Lake Washington, whom I had come to know slightly the previous summer through staying with the Berens twins from Forest Ridge.

As I passed the Club Mercantil an old gentleman whom I know slightly came to me and in a state of great excitement exclaimed: 'Good news, good news.

Full Disclosure: Ben Goldacre, whom I know slightly, kindly arranged for his publisher to send me a free copy of Bad Pharma.

Even though it may seem like the upperclassmen have it all figured out, they only know slightly more than you do, only by a couple of years.

The writer Marilynne Robinson calls this capacity "imaginative love," saying that it spurs us to love "people we do not know or whom we know very slightly".