Sentence examples for slightest mention from inspiring English sources
The slightest mention of Watson's father Gerry, who died two years ago, is guaranteed to start Bubba's bottom lip quivering.
Not a mention of whether there was anyone with him at the time, or - despite the coroner's verdict - the slightest mention of cocaine.
However, Le Monde declared itself shocked that "Lanzmann did not make the slightest mention of the massacres of Sabra and Chatila [of 1983] practically under the eyes of the soldiers of General Ariel Sharon".
The benefit sometimes took on the trappings of an old-style pep rally; the audience erupted in applause at the slightest mention of American resolve, whether drenched in silliness -- as when Mr. Ferrell dropped his pants to reveal star-spangled drawers -- or dripping in sarcasm, as in the case of virtually anything uttered by Mr. Rock.
The slightest mention of the Olympics draws a forlorn shadow across the faces of the public.
The crowd detonates at every mention of "god" and "fans," and boos at every sight of Mayweather, wired to blow at the slightest mention of something incendiary.
He also spoke at length about violence against women, but gave only slight mention of the children and adolescents who had been molested by priests.
With only a slight mention of their profession or title, these biographies share more about who these people truly were, their families, the traditions they kept, what they enjoyed doing outside of work.
Murillo made slight mention of U.S. assistance, reflecting the Pena Nieto government's effort to distance itself from Washington's help, a contrast to the extraordinarily close relationship the previous government of President Felipe Calderon had with U.S. officials.
He says there was "a slight mention".
Trusting naturally to our sure-footed guide, we go to "Biographical Notes" and find to our slight disappointment no mention of H. Spencer, but we are reconciled by his concise biography of Wallace, which leads us to titles of two excellent travel adventures in the name of evolution Wallace's Travels on the Amazon and The Malay Archipelago.
