Sentence examples for slightest question from inspiring English sources

There is not the slightest question [of doping] whatsoever".

"There is not the slightest question," she wrote, "that the persecution of the Jews has reached its awful climax in a campaign to wipe them out of Europe.

"To eliminate even the slightest question, we are taking the step of paying for gifts given to us in 2000," Mr. Clinton said in the statement.

He's the man for Zola, that's for sure.And he has proved it beyond the slightest question in his mordant French film, "Gervaise," a screen translation of Zola's "L'Assommoir" ("The Dram Shop"), which opened at the Baronet yesterday.

It was certainly designed by Signor Loy and its producer, Goffredo Lombardo, to make the older people of Italy feel again the fire of courage they felt in those dark moments, and to make the younger people know what it was.There isn't the slightest question that it accomplishes this intent.

And then I had a grandmother--whom I write about, for the first time, in this book--who would clam up at even the slightest question.

A couple of times, there was that slight question in your mind: no one's ever done this before, are we pushing it too far?

"To be honest, as great a physical condition as she's now in, there always has to be a slight question mark about that," he said at last, emphasizing the word slight.

"Part of this heightened experience relates to the electric emotional content that Pullman so deftly handles; part of it is his sure command of centuries of resonant English poetry and philosophy". The Telegraph's Sam Leith found a "slight question mark over who the book is for" because "the pretty childish and the very adult share space in its pages".

Did anyone raise even the slightest comment, question, or concern?

Some are slight, and some objectionable, but the realness involved is, on several levels, beyond question.