Sentence examples for most slight from inspiring English sources
And this, perhaps, is the most radioactively ironic aspect of Allen's fate: he may be a gossamer-touched director, able to elicit extraordinary meaning and humour from the most slight of vignettes.
Optimal conditions in terms of no or at most slight thermal stress differ significantly between the individual continents.
By default, it is started up both in XP and Vista when the system boots up, their capabilities are widespread, but in a nutshell what they do, is they monitor every file in your OS, when they are MODIFIED, even in the most slightest way.
Then there is the most recent slight.
They should burn blue with at most a slight yellow tip.
Most suffered slight injuries, but two were shot in the abdomen.
It could just be heightened awareness among hyper-parents, ever attuned to their children's most minuscule slight.
There have been about 80 aftershocks so far, most so slight as to have gone unnoticed by the public.
Although its commercial prospects are most likely slight, "Essential Killing" deserves to be seen and further discussed and might well receive a limited American release.
But the article is so popular among Muslims — and the meaning so vague — that even many liberals and Christians entering politics are reluctant to speak out against it, asking at most for slight modifications.
In a work always fascinating for its sheer physicality, Schwizgebel was most impressive: slight of build but astonishingly powerful, he highlighted the dark drama of Ravel's sonorities, yet it was the expressivity of the slow poetic lines that were most potent.
