Sentence examples for slightest in from inspiring English sources
A significant protection was found against the decrease of the weight or the quantity of eggs as well as against the delay of the beginning of the laying period of chicks, both of which were provoked by ochratoxin A. These protective effects were strongest in chicks treated with SS or WEA, but were slightest in chicks treated with l-β PHE.
We've not been specific about it; Ivo is not interested, in the slightest, in naturalistic or even psychological things like that.
Although Donavan is initially unhappy about representing Abel, he truly believes in the Constitution, and "one of the politically interesting aspects of the film is that most other people in power are simply mouthing pieties and aren't interested in the slightest in constitutional guarantees," Turan writes.
Coley and his manager took the slight in stride.
More willing to see racial slights in police actions.
Not that the artworks are slight in quality.
They sounded slight in his mouth, like nothing.
Population growth was relatively slight in the early 21st century.
"Possible Side Effects" is slight in subject matter and shaky in chronology.
She is slight in stature and says she "behaves in a feminine way.
Consequently, his musical legacy is tantalisingly slight in quality, if not quantity.
