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When I took Rails out for a test drive, I freely admit my attitude was more than a little arrogant.

Mary was more than a little sad to see her friend off at the airport.

But I was more than a little dismayed to see the headlines trumpeting coffee to prevent or TREAT your depression.

However, in General's eye, she was nothing more than a little girl something wrong with her eyes.

For Emily, eating just a little bit less and walking just a little bit more has made more than a little bit of change in her weight!

"It's obviously more than a little exciting to go to a restaurant knowing that it might be the last meal that you ever eat, " he said.

He was more than a little odd, very fastidious about his manners but an incredibly sloppy dresser.

After looking in every place possible, and more than a little frustrated, Carol said, "Maybe that's what I heard falling out of the car. "

She was more than a little shaken by the experience.

FACT: This is no more than a little green candy that looks like a pill. Not the prescribed little blue pill that some men eat like candy.

More than a little worryingly, it comes with a one-year warranty and, according to its website, "is not airtight as submarine" .

She was more than a little surprised at his death.

As Chinese women storm their way up the global tennis rankings, it's becoming more than a little embarrassing for the men.

The company pays half what Microsoft, Google and Chinese search engine Baidu pays, and obviously requires more than a little risk.

'Many of the articles printed over a picture of me that is more than a little distorted, ' Collins explained.

For most Web sites, that's worth more than a little bit of tedium and error-correction.

It may always feel more than a little absurd to think that we might be able to change history.

More than a few tourists had another experience familiar to many astronauts: Their first ride left them more than a little queasy .

besides that , as commander in chief of the armed forces , the president carries more than a little clout in world affairs.

Never mind; like I said, it's more than a little convoluted.

The whole concept of the NIA sounds more than a little outlandish.

Incredibly horny and more than a little booze-fuelled I was begging my boy for a quick shag, so we raced upstairs and got down to it.

These elements are not necessarily indications of the book's eroticism, which can be more than a little peculiar.

As Beijing ended its Games in a blaze of colour all eyes turned to London, leaving Britain's media feeling more than a little twitchy.

Gizmodo and Boingboing hailed the efforts as noble, if more than a little pie in the sky.

Recognizing his students were cheating in the exam, the teacher was more than a little angry.

As much as $2. 5 trillion buys more than a little bit of sticking plaster, one would hope.

She's right to ask about that because it's more than a little weird.

His turning south toward Chickasha, right after I'd said that was the way I wanted to go, struck me as more than a little odd.

"That's more than a little fast, " I said.

There is more than a little truth to that, however Maya adds many tools that make it uniquely suited for industrial strength MPR projects.

To me, you are still nothing more than a little boy who is just like a hundred thousand other little boys. And I have no need of you.

Anyone who thinks that education and economic policies alone contributed to Korea's growth would be more than a little na? ve.

I was more than a little angry when I saw how they'd ruined it.

The hardy evergreen is adapted to life in the hot, parchedAmerican Southwest, so it takes more than a little dry spell to affect it.

"I remember when this town was nothing more than a little trading village! " He finally said to me.

CRISIS may be too strong a word for it, but Britain's economic predicament is more than a little uncomfortable.

I was more than a little curious about the whole business.

If I tell your father what you have done, he will be more than a little angry.

Despite its potential for profound change, the idea of merging sex and spirituality might seem more than a little strange to many of us.

Everyone will have to give a little, and perhaps even more than a little.

You will not be with me the gas, right? If so, I must sleep tonight. More than a little bit because I care about you!

Chichikov old man have their own a set of financing, its core is more than a little-into.

But the economics profession bears more than a little culpability .

A woman more than a little of 40 was standing right behind the boy.

If you tell your father what you've done, he'll be more than a little angry.

As for Lou, she found the whole experience more than a little disturbing.

Plus, if you are talking to yourself, that would look more than a little odd.

And now, you are looking at this new idea with more than a little disgust.

This sequence of auspicious street names gives people a warm feeling when they hear it, and brings more than a little luck to the residents.

It's gonna take more than a little leg to get this prince to ravish you.

In Britain, the reaction to France's decision has been more than a little smug.

Hey, I'm glad, and more than a little surprised that you should take the trouble to bid me farewell.

But buying it used at a yard sale? Cheap. And more than a little disgusting.

I'd say he's more than a little on the slow side! He's just plain stupid!

I know that it might sound more than a little crazy but I believe.

If you tell your father what you've done, he will be more than a little angry.

He is more than a little interested in translation.

I love you, more than a little bit.

A little? I'd say more than a little.

Now, she says, his 6-ft. -1-inch frame is "more than a little fleshy and mushy" and the weight gain is a turnoff.

He or she is good and no more than a little impulsive.

This is more than a little confusing.

I am a New Yorker born and bred, familiar with city life, and more than a little cynical.

Thelawyer, who is more than a little miffed, wakes the blonde and asks, "Well, what's the answer? "

One wonders if Frazetta's riveting "Dark Kingdom" cover art had more than a little to do with that

A photographer's work requires patience, skill and more than a little luck

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