Sentence examples for not one whit from inspiring English sources

"How much would I have to change for you to love me?" Robin Thicke was asking, and judging from the response on Thursday night at Irving Plaza, the answer was, "Not one whit".

Tabloid paranoia will change the reality not one whit.

"The average citizen cares not one whit about this," David Axelrod, the campaign's chief strategist said in an interview.

By now the droll banter I overhear when he is ordering 200 gallons of oil ranges from camaraderie to telephonic intimacy which I begrudge not one whit.

Writer-director Writer-director Matt Ross-mogul Gavin Belson on Silicon Valley) has pulled off something remarkable here, a funny, clever, moving family drama whoh not one whit of cuteness or playsousness and no selling its characters short.

And so, having experienced not one whit of bodily shuddering while reading "Intoxicated," Barlow's second book, I invoke "he's getting better" hoping that to do so does not make me seem small, but rather, medium.

Though McClurkin pleaded that he was not anti-gay, it did not change one whit his view and that of all other black evangelicals that same sex marriage is a Biblical abomination.

Originality may not matter one whit to many museums.

"We give investors certainty and visibility," he said, his tone not changing one whit.

"That Department of Homeland Security will not add one whit of security in the near future to the American people," he said.

His aura of experience was apparently not diminished one whit by the fact that both the candidates he assisted lost and that one of them ran into embarrassing controversies over his running mate.