Sentence examples for yes, slightly from inspiring English sources

Some 30 years later I'm now on a couch, and yes, slightly larger and probably holding a glass of wine.

It's very pleasant to hear Ms. Luft's strong, sassy (and yes, slightly familiar) voice and to have a chance to appreciate her comic skills and very amiable stage presence.

The three answer categories are counted as 0 (no), 1 (yes, slightly) or 2 (yes, severely) and are added up to an index measure.

Do you need to be reassured before a CT scan or MRI: yes, 68% of patients (yes 36% and yes slightly 32%); 74% of patients undergoing mammography answered yes to this question.

For the first time in the interview he looks upset and, yes, slightly angry.

He is even willing to be generous about Hague - yes, slightly dodgy on Europe, but such a young man, so clever, terrific speaker, and it was only the once he supped those 14 pints.

As I spoke, the owner looked where I pointed, and there beneath the pink paint was the word "YES" in slightly raised outline.

In the same period, the proportion of "undecided" voters rose from 17% to 29%, while the number of people intending to vote "yes" increased slightly from 12% to 17%.

Thankfully, Napoleonic France had the biggest population of all the European countries (yes, even slightly bigger than Russia's), so it's pretty easy to recruit infantry to make up for my strategic failures.

So, anyway, yes, a slightly odd Christmas edition of WITN.

So I'm hopeful, yes, but still slightly apprehensive.