Sentence examples for slightest for from inspiring English sources
Disappointment aside, since Manuel had given him the benefit of the doubt the inning before, Dickey said he had no complaints about coming out of the game and did not fault Manuel in the slightest for taking him out.
The group accused Mr. Xi of taking the country backwards into a Maoist past, saying that "we have not seen him reflect upon or show remorse in the slightest for the sins committed during the three decades of Maoist communism.
"It's now a shopping district primarily for eastern Europeans – I don't blame them in the slightest for doing that – but I think that's one of the things that's putting people's backs up," he said.
I do not feel that I have been recompensed in the slightest for my £145.50 licence fee by being informed that, "The English use of 'peak' as a common noun for a mountaintop appears in the 17th Century – though it had been used before that for other sharp or pointed things".
Another slight for Branca.
To many, he seemed a little slight for the job.
Edward Watson looks almost too slight for the marathon demands of this role.
Too slight for Suzie — he made out the pale oval of Menna's face.
Some were delightful, but too slight for a prize of this magnitude.
Too slight for its heady premise, the work was nonetheless warmly received.
He added that using old slights for motivation would show a team was not "truly focused".
