Slightly in sentence

1836 examples of Slightly in a sentence

So we did the analysis again a slightly different way.

And you know, when you educate a boy, his family tends to have fewer kids, but only slightly.

If you're leaning forward, he will try and slightly change the neuro-linguistic nature of his face, because we went out with this strong idea: how can we make you believe that something's real?

And it mushroomed slightly.

It's not a particularly great metaphor in these times, especially if you live around the Gulf of Mexico, but I would, perhaps, adapt this metaphor slightly, and I would say that data is the new soil.

So, hopefully this will bring back some happy, or possibly some slightly disturbing memories.

Okay, they think money is slightly important.

Your sequence and mine are slightly different.

Now, let me tell you the same story with different characters and a slightly different operation.

I'm also slightly in awe of them.

Numbers may be slightly different in other countries, but what it means is that if you go to a doctor in the US, you have a not-insignificant chance to be subjected to a surgical intervention without there being an immediate need for it.

I give this movie 2 stars purely because of its slightly liberal plot line.

(Leslie Nielsen...COME ON!!!) The one part I considered slightly funny was the battling FBI/CIA agents, but because the audience was mainly kids they didn't understand that theme.

Dark Reality is a Saw like movie that is slightly decrepit.

I went to the cinema slightly apprehensive, I came out seething with anger at the garbage (passing for a film)I had witnessed.

Kit was okay although she was mostly rewritten, and it would have been nice to see her die as she did get slightly annoying.

H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds by director David Michael Latt is a slightly less-than-average flick which isn't too bad if one considers the budget he had to work with - only $1 million.

This movie has one or two slightly interesting gags but they are NOT worth the wait.

The villain himself, a Baron or general, is a slightly more perverse version of the "Dr.No" or Han mold of master villainy, having strange flashbacks to the glory days of Nazi Germany.

You have a hero called Ator who looks a lot like Jeff Spigoli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High and appears only slightly more intelligent, just without being stoned.

The music is really inappropriate, just some "elevator" music, bland and overly optimistic when nothing happens, then slightly less optimistic when shark is around or when children gets depressed (again listens to VERY LOUD elevator music).

Nothing seems original or even slightly entertaining.

I myself am French-Canadian and feel slightly ashamed that the creators of this film are from the same culture as me, that should give you an idea as to how bad this movie really was!

What we have here is a slightly below standard western that's too surreal to be that enjoyable.

Because of this some of the victims seem slightly less like cardboard cut-outs.

This sequel to the above - and the final entry in the "Kharis" series - is slightly more enjoyable on the whole but it's also more contrived (hell, we even get a singing barmaid/hostess!):

I can't imagine that anyone else could possibly find it funny or even slightly entertaining.

The acting rivals a highschool play, the plot is treadworn, and the production values are slightly higher than community theater.

The only aspects that slightly look like cult-cinema are the resemblance of the tyrant-president with Fidel Castro and the group-rape of a (minor?) girl by soldiers.

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