Sentence examples for iota of time from inspiring English sources
However, having been given an iota of time to really contemplate Beck's win over Beyoncé, West couldn't wait to get his gripes off his chest when asked why he'd decided to get involved by E! after the show.
But ignore all of that scripture and focus on the couple of places where Paul said you don't have to lift a finger for anyone, and you can sit back in your La-Z-Boy with a beer and a bag of chips and not have to spend one iota of time worrying about the poor, homeless vagabonds.
Should anyone have even an iota of doubt about The Times's crucial role in helping its readers navigate the tumult of the 21st century, just revisit its reportage from the roiling tempests of the Middle East in recent weeks.
Headliners JLS lack one iota of the Beach Boys' mercurial magic, and are calling time on their generic but successful pop/R&B career.
A leader in times of crisis can't have an iota of fakeness in him.
Not from my mother — she worked full time when I was small, and never had one iota of guilt about it.
By this time it's a case of blocking out every iota of resistance that your body is desperately trying to transmit: commonly known as "mind over matter".
It creates a euphoric almost ecstatic sense at times, but the music is still muscular, provocative and without an iota of compromise.
"Ms. Leo's magnificent portrayal of a woman of indomitable grit and not an iota of self-pity makes 'Frozen River' a compelling study of individual courage," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in August.
He showed not one iota of courage.
