Sentence examples for its slightest from inspiring English sources

Although the show's first season is its slightest, it swiftly establishes a bold mixture of moods — fizzy and sour, blunt and arch — and shifts between satirical and sincere modes of storytelling.

Ritually carried by Orthodox priests, it would have delivered healing energies with its slightest touch, its very proximity to the worshiper.

Such is the clout of the world's most successful fictional franchise, however, that even its slightest movement generates extraordinary hype.

But the text isn't all there is to it: the book is entirely in the Andersonian spirit — it's a beautiful object, not a coffee-table book (except in size) but one that's designed and thought out to its slightest detail, with its amazingly wide and deep offering of visual documentation.

Such musings, embroidered with the personal, are a critical element of "placeblogs" like Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn, whose writers frequently and sometimes obsessively punch point-of-view histories into their laptops to yield sites that document everything from a neighborhood's significant quakes to its slightest tremors.

It's also distinctively delicious, and even with travel, it retains its slight crunch in a way unmatched by any other grain.

Despite its slight drop, it was still the most-watched programme on any channel on Sunday.

In recognition of its slight recovery, it is now considered endangered but no longer critically so.

Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) in its slight disco sensibilities, it also looked forward.

Its slight alkalinity makes it useful in treating gastric or urinary hyperacidity and acidosis.

When you get to that last sentence, with its slight, subjective salience, it's like coming across a grain elevator in Nebraska.