The station's owner, Jimmy Tompkins, 43, said, "I don't have the slightest thought of giving up".
Once you give the slightest thought to the topic, after all, you find yourself tangled in contradictions.
I routinely exercise my knowledge that one operates an elevator by depressing a button, without giving the slightest thought to the matter.
Yet the narrator's view is still aligned with our own: "Not once in my life had I ever given the topic the slightest thought.
In an interview yesterday, Mr. Spitzer acknowledged that the seat was coveted by many but said he had not given the selection the slightest thought.
We spent the whole morning outside without the slightest thought of literacy hours, or blindness it seems, since we watched through photographic negatives and even the yellow wrapping paper from Lucozade bottles.
In the twilight of my career, when I am hopefully wiser than before, I have come to regret how the IMF and the U.S. Treasury all too often lectured leaders in emerging markets on how to "get their house in order" -- without the slightest thought that the United States might fare no better when facing a major economic crisis.
On the one hand, "there is a type of person in the world who foolishly acts upon impulse without engaging in the slightest thought or reflection.
That's a whole bunch of years I never gave the slightest thought to when I was younger.
Berlin would later describe the song as "a protest written from the heart out, absolutely without the slightest thought that it would ever earn a cent".
As I leafed through and read the article "Stalking for Beginners (How to Ruin Someone's Life)", I immediately thought of several tricks to play on friends, that didn't necessarily have anything to do with the article, as I was simply identifying with some ones crazy intent of screwing with another person, without the slightest thought of consequence.
