Sentence examples for little both from inspiring English sources

I was surprised how little both my driver and interpreter knew about the civil war.

They were too little both for Europeans and for Europe's trading partners.

Their attitudes to contemporary racism differ little: both treat France's Muslim population as either uncontrollable hooligans or unassimilable fanatics.

I have read so little both times I started that I have never bothered with a bookmark; it seemed too sad flagging such a hollow achievement.

I am struck by how little both sides mention the failure to capture Osama bin Laden or the developing failure to turn Afghanistan into a viable state.

Although Mr. Brown is now 85, he has seemingly slowed little, both at the bar -- he put away a Johnny Walker Black on the rocks quite neatly, despite the chair -- or at work.

Last July, they obtained pitchers JOHN THOMSON and MARK LITTLE -- both now with other organizations -- for JAY PAYTON, who has flourished with Colorado, pitcher MARK COREY and ROBERT STRATTON, a minor league slugger.

A little of both.

Presumably a little of both.

Maybe a little of both.

Probably a little of both.