Sentence examples for faintest shadow of from inspiring English sources

The experience left him unsuited to "the faintest shadow of constraint".

"There has not been the faintest shadow of doubt, not a trace of hesitation of where we stand, nowhere in Sweden," he told Reuters.

The faintest shadow of a smile plays on her lips, absorbed as she is in playing "solely for the glory of God" — as another Latin maxim on the keywell lid urges her to do.

Before "Move," a supersize garage-rock jaunt with no edge but the faintest shadow of swing, Mr. Millard announced, "This would be a good time, if you have any rhythm whatsoever, to shake what the good Lord gave you".

Even if Ali didn't tip servants, he'd probably spent five thousand dollars, and not even the faintest shadow of a thought related to the cost of anything had appeared in his eyes.

In his civil capacity as President, he has not the faintest shadow of authority to decree the emancipation of a single slave, either as an "act of justice" or for any other purpose whatever.

I passed through Antioch, which today is but a faint shadow of a settlement.

"It's not going to light the world on fire; it's not going to be even a faint shadow of what it once was," Mr. Bell said.

Nothing looked familiar, except, on the side of the building, embossed on stucco, the faint shadow of a sign, long gone.

He's on foot this time, wearing a ragged orange shirt with a giant sweat stain on his chest, the faint shadow of a mustache on his upper lip.

Who we used to be sometimes seems like a faint shadow of who we are now, but Gaiman helps us remember the wonder and terror and powerlessness that owned us as children.