Sentence examples similar to slightest liking from inspiring English sources

Although it contained some of his finest prose, the letter also took Bosie to task for slights like failing to serve him lemonade when he was ill.

It has sparked an entire thread of users squealing on alleged dealers for slights like "always selling under", selling "a dodgy batch of speed" and being "literally the worst drug dealers ever".

At a restaurant, he let his then-baby boy taste a dab of butter on his finger, and "one woman almost reached up to stop me — little slights like that".

(The new collection itself showcases a handful of autobiographical pieces: about lackluster first jobs, lackluster holidays, lackluster honeymoons. They are playful and witty but slight, like ironic stick figures doodled in the margins of the urgent critical work).

Bejar said that most of the reports they hear about have to do with unintentional slights like posting an unflattering picture of someone.

She must be certainly beautiful if she looks the slightest bit like you.

He flew into rages at the slightest provocation, like a kind of emotional suicide bomber.

"Then the slightest chance, like the Koran burning, and it all blows up".

Women had been whisked away and imprisoned and brutalized for the slightest transgressions — like wearing lipstick or being improperly dressed.

I'm not saying that any one of the dancers goes through anything that is the slightest bit like even boot camp, let alone actual warfare.

Their feelings spiral out of control at the slightest push, like a car parked on a steep hill without an emergency brake.