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Slightest in sentence

370 examples of Slightest in a sentence

Even the slightest hint of color on the underbelly of a cloud would inform them and help them navigate with the keenest accuracy.
They yield to the slightest movement or motion or emotion.
And at the slightest sound, they hide back again.
And you might say, "Surely, Rueben, if you took even just the slightest step back, the cycles of hunger and eating, waking and sleeping, laughing and crying would emerge as pattern."
I couldn't see the slightest bend of his head.
There is not the slightest prospect of any gain whatsoever.
A computer now can detect our slightest facial microexpressions and be able to tell the difference between a real smile and a fake one.
It leads to couples obsessed with performance who will break up, just like that, at the slightest underachievement.
And as far as anyone knows, that doesn't bother them in the slightest.
In 1980, no one had the slightest clue that such a job would ever exist.
The concern is really that we will build machines that are so much more competent than we are that the slightest divergence between their goals and our own could destroy us.
Every time I felt the slightest rejection, I would just run as fast as I could.
Depending on skin color, it will take only minutes of exposure to turn one person beetroot-pink, while another requires hours to experience the slightest change.
Now, you notice that there is not the slightest doubt in my mind that this is going to work, if you look at my face, right?
And with her partner, it would have been extremely difficult: the slightest hint of doubt on his face or in his voice would have been devastating for her and would have probably meant the end of their relationship.
It can fly at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour, has talons the size of a grizzly bear's, razor-sharp eyesight, and that ring of feathers focuses sound so that it can hear the slightest leaf rustle.
And I haven't the slightest idea of what it does or what it's good for, but I want it.
Now this is the most perfect case of creating intangible, added value, without changing the product in the slightest.
Their groundbreaking technology records the EEG, or the electrical activity of the brain, in real time, allowing us to watch the brain as it performs various functions and then detect even the slightest abnormality in any of these functions: vision, attention, language, audition.
I can't remember how many times I talk to Americans and let alone that they don't have a slightest clue where is Bulgaria, but they say things like: "There's a war going on there, right?" or "I've never imagined that in a place like Bulgaria people have Internet" Go watch Bruce Campbell's "The Man With The Screaming Brain".
It does not make the slightest attempt at subtlety, much less intelligence.
So in short if you like good movies you have no interest in this film, if you like cheese you still don't have any reason to rent this film, if you like erotica and soft core porn you really have no motive to rent this film, and most importantly if you value your time in the slightest, you cannot do better than to avoid this movie.
It commits the mortal sin of being boring and not fun in the slightest.
Carrot Top is not an actor, and IS NOT funny in the slightest sense.
I would recommend this movie to no-one, and wish that it had never entered my consciousness as I am now so irritated that I wasted my brain cells even paying the slightest attention to it.
It didn't help in the slightest.
The two leads, an Englishman and an Aussie filming an American Civil War story in Romania, have not the slightest spark between them, are utterly unbelievable as lovers, and wholly unsympathetic.
Nicole Kidman is a decade too old for the role and has not the slightest idea what's going on.
The people who wrote it don't have the slightest clue as to how children think, talk, or act and the movie is a disjointed mess of terribly corny lines and stupid jokes.
Why a gorgeous hotel receptionist (an exception to the dullness of the film) would be the slightest bit interested in a moody, chain-smoking, silent loner who speaks in 'deep' aphorisms baffles me.
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