Sentence examples for the smallest thought from inspiring English sources

The calculus was a pragmatic one, made "without the smallest thought to the moral side of the question," said Aleksei V. Vlasov, an expert in the politics of post-Soviet countries at Moscow State University.

Among icy bodies, the smallest thought to be in hydrostatic equilibrium when the concept of dwarf planet was being debated was Mimas, at 396 km and 3.75 kg.

I believe in the small idea, the small thought and the small bite.

But it was the small thoughts, the niggling doubts, that cast a pall over the conference that ended on Friday, and they centered on Enron.

The smallest negative thought can have a profound effect on your dreams.

Little in my life has made that real to me, so I have to assume that most of you read it in a glance and gave it the same small thought.

The nose is a large bridge-curved line about halfway down the face with a small (thought larger than the eyes) circle underneath, but touching, in the center.

And while it is important to stress that the treatment of the Japanese-Americans was in no way comparable to the treatment of the German Jews, a small thought experiment does not seem out of order here.

I opened the door to a small thought: it might not be impossible.

"It's just that small thought in the back of my head saying that we could get that call saying that he's gone," he said.

Throughout the affair, I used to ask friends, puzzled by the French reluctance to instantly join in the damnation of D.S.K., to try a small thought experiment: imagine that Sarah Palin, on holiday in Paris shortly before announcing for the Presidency, was arrested for shoplifting from a store on the Rue St. Honore, then marched around in handcuffs and imprisoned in the Santé.