Sentence examples for the slightest element from inspiring English sources

He said he would intervene with Russian authorities "in the strongest terms and demand an official explanation", adding that the Russian moves "are being applied without the slightest element of reasoning or any forewarning".

For example, how could I possibly metamorphose into some kind of media personality that would retain even the slightest element of truth?

Only past collisions with Audley Harrison and Enzo Maccarinelli gave him a greater sense of belief, and one can safely assume it's purely the agricultural style of Chisora that places even the slightest element of doubt in the heavyweight's mind.

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It's tense, it's frightening and again it gives just that slight element of humanity to an otherwise traditional video game trope.

The ball came flattish and fast, less of a top edge than most catches there, and the manner of the shot would have added a slight element of draw to the ball flight.

The corolla of Byblidaceae is treated here as actinomorphic, although the curved stamens introduce a slight element of zygomorphy.

There's a slight element throughout, that the characters are shooting from the hip a bit, testing things out.

Doing so introduces a slight element of surprise to the experience, which can make the experience more exciting for both of you.

There is a slight element of shading that gives the circle a three-dimensionality, yielding the potential of a sphere.

There's a slight element of Brian Wilson to the event, in that Clinton's large and brilliant band do much of the heavy funking for him these days.