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The cause , whether subsidence or Civil War slighting , is unknown . Years of accumulated resentments over such slights have helped form one very significant dimension of Clinton ’ s strong working relationships in the Senate : her popularity among female staff members — even many Republicans — is almost universal . " A slight warning to the reader . " At their love-feasts they slighted the poor , and it is as if the apostle had said , " In your houses you have liberty to invite whom you please , but when you meet in a public assembly you must not exclude a considerable part of the church , which the poor are . We think , as the trial court found , that the Arizona Train Limit Law , viewed as a safety measure , affords at most slight and dubious advantage , if any , over unregulated train lengths , because it results in an increase in the number of trains and train operations and the consequent increase in train accidents of a character generally more severe than those due to slack action .... Your sister loves you two well to speak slighting of you or yours . He has shown no sign of feeling slighted , either . It is a duty not to be lightly slighted , for us to see that these men , who fought on so many battlefields , who went through so many of the dark shadows for the preservation of our Union , should spend their declining days surrounded by all of the cheer and affection we may show them . Some , like Tunisia and Libya , have temporarily withdrawn their ambassadors from Qatar 's capital , Doha , to protest the appearance of political dissidents on talk shows or slights made against their leaders . I also made some structural changes to improve both readability for you and updateability for me ( plus a slight facelift . If fathers can be said to benefit children in a general manner , then men as a category should not be slighted in custody arrangements simply because some bad fathers exist . He did not act like a stranger : he went away in the middle of dinner ; but I was not displeased at the liberty , but wish all my friends to accommodate themselves ; and if I shall ever suspect ( which I am not likely to do ) that any of them slight me , I shall never seek an , explanation , but leave it to time , and a repetition of slights , to discover it to me . Despite her loftiness of character , Helen Norman was still a woman , and instinct preserved her from exposing herself to still further slights . They live fast , drink hard , and skate along the gray area of the law , but they endure the hardships and slights , clutching their dreams when all signs point to nightmare . When printing at home you may find a slight loss in resolution . He was only to do what he saw the others doing , he was told , and the farmer added a slighting remark as to his general incapacity . A reluctant congress has had before it for some time a proposal to give a slight reward to the soldiers , sailors and marines of the great war for the services they rendered . This was a Polish sergeant of Poniatowski 's corps , who explained in Polish that he had come over because he had been slighted in the service : that he ought long ago to have been made an officer , that he was braver than any of them , and so he had left them and wished to pay them out . In 1649 , the castle became a victim of Oliver Cromwell 's ruthless policy of slighting after the English Civil War , during which the garrison sided with the king , Charles I. Most of the stone that once formed the castle 's walls was probably pilfered by locals , who took advantage of this manmade quarry . " Alas , most of them have , the victims of Civil War slighting and for general plunder .