Sentence examples for a jot from inspiring English sources

"a jot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean a very small amount or insignificant detail. Example: "I don't care for that book one jot." (meaning: I don't like the book at all) "I didn't change a jot of my plans despite the bad weather forecast." (meaning: I didn't change any part of my plans).

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Not a jot.

Domestic policy interests him not a jot.

Not a jot of it felt sincere.

Ultimately, though, did it matter a jot?

Not that he cared a jot.

And possibly you don't care a jot.

He could not care a jot.

It did not matter a jot.

He need not have worried a jot.

Murray probably was not a jot concerned.

Not a jot nor a tittle.

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