Sentence examples for weakest way from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Transparent and Reasonable instantly ruled it out in the weakest way possible: "I have talked to my lawyers.

His first single, the guileless come-on "Own It," has echoes of Chris Brown's 2005 debut single "Run It!" Nostalgia is the weakest way to keep a scene alive; it asks only that you study carefully, not that you write new curriculums.

Dr Kwiat attempts this by entangling photons in a slightly different, weaker way.

It is not fixed; it is ever changing, and a weak way to bind generations.

The agency divides the state into 11 zones mimicking the former territories of utilities, and it prices electricity separately in each one because of the weak way they are interconnected.

Variants of all the classics get a run – think Scenes from a Hat, Party Quirks, Infomercial, World's Worst, Audience SFX and Hoe Down (renamed here Rock Out, and an unfortunately weak way to finish).

Mr Balls signalled that he will drop his five-point plan to kickstart growth, including a £12bn temporary cut in VAT.  "As the economy begins [to grow], even in the most weak way, the balance of advantage will change over the course of this year from a tax cut to capital investment," he said.

Closely following the Timaeus, he claimed that matter can therefore be intelligible, though in a weaker way.

One way is to take it that the account must be consistent with the ordinary understanding; a weaker way is to say that the theory must 'respect' that understanding.

But those philosophers who take Quine's criterion to be compatible with an entailment approach to ontological commitment are best understood as interpreting him in the second, weaker way.

Understood in this weak way, it is unexceptionable to construe the interrogative mood as used for asking questions, the imperatival mood as used for issuing commands, and so on.