Sentence examples for slightest value from inspiring English sources

Here in my opinion is the only imaginative prose-writer of the slightest value who has appeared among the English-speaking races for some years past".

Elsewhere, George Orwell heralded Miller as "the only imaginative prose-writer of the slightest value who has appeared among the English-speaking races for some years past".

"I have no interest in knowing what even the slightest value of any of these things is," said Mr. LeWitt, who noted that none of the works were insured.

Short-term notions to solve long-term problems have slight value.

This slight value has been caused by a low number of the existing modes, obtained due to the clustering, and thus relatively rare switching.

As Wigmore sees it, the requirement of "plus value" guards against the jury "being satisfied by matters of slight value, capable to being exaggerated by prejudice and hasty reasoning" (Wigmore 1983b: 969, cf. 1030 1031).

His writings have been described as, "...abound[ing] in vague philosphical and religious reflections this is especially true of his diaries thus making them of slight value.... ...... Hinde dedicated a substantial amount of time to investigating the Madoc Tradition in North America.

Values between 0.5 and 1 were rated as slight, values greater than 1 and less or equal to 3 as significant, and a log reduction greater than 3 as strong antibacterial activity.

Associated with a particular time and place in her life, they have a slight sentimental value, but not much more.

Commercial publication began in 1609; by the 1620s even works of slight literary value were being printed for a public eager for new books.

After World War I, the American Legion passed a resolution asking the press "to subordinate whatever slight news value there may be in playing up the ex-service member angle in stories of crime or offense against the peace".