Sentences with phrase «slightest suggestion»

There is virtually no evidence of untoward digital manipulation, only one or two slight suggestions of edge effects.

My own interactions with David Maister have been only glancing — he contributed a fine article to a College of Law Practice Management e-zine on innovation that I edited in 2006, and he generously gave me a credit in his last book for some very slight suggestions I contributed.

You jump at the slightest suggestion and stop dead at every raised eyebrow.

For an example closer in time, look at UFO enthusiasts: the slightest suggestion of a pie pan in the sky immediately becomes proven fact witnessed by dozens of people.

And we Christians are forced to face the question why it is that dominant Christian traditions have shunned the slightest suggestion of passionate desire in Christian faith.

It strikes me that, as a society, we have become overly sensitive to the slightest suggestion of «offence».

There's not the slightest suggestion in Laudato Si that the modern scientist contemplates or savors the truths of nature.

Let's place aside the thought that, since being a footballer apparently empowers the world to hurl abuse your way on the slightest suggestion of the merest scintilla of the tiniest fraction of provocation, perhaps it's not that «lucky» a way to live your life after all.

The slightest suggestion that I might be moving her wakes her up.

There hasn't been even the slightest suggestion that anybody wants to take him on in a primary.

A week ago, Lord Mandelson told us that he found «offensive» even the slightest suggestion that the government allowed the case of Mr Megrahi to be linked to broader discussions with Libya about better diplomatic and commercial relations.

Some fragranced lotions are cloying, but this one leaves just the slightest suggestion of sweet cherry in its wake.

While the Franco name isn't steeped in that sort of practice, unlike some of the other families operating in the neighborhood, they most certainly know enough to avoid even the slightest suggestion to the contrary in a heartbeat.

It's a shame that this pair is so relegated to the sidelines; Eastwood shows real comedic chops as the straighter - than - straight man, and Arjona's Jules is insultingly underwritten as little more than a slight suggestion of a love interest.

Deploying the engine's torque through all four wheels certainly removes the slightest suggestion of torque steer, and gives the Clubman fine traction out of tight corners.

In Sport mode, the TTS will lunge for gaps in rush hour traffic with the slightest suggestion of right foot input, although in the default Normal setting, throttle inputs are blunted unnecessarily.

For weeks beforehand the seas had been rough, the ground trembling with just the slightest suggestion of an earthquake.

Keito, who has had little experience with friendship and love, becomes very insecure at the slightest suggestion that Hajime doesn't want to be with him.

The senior Malinois that is secure in the knowledge that they are valued and loved can remain exceptionally active and are definitely attuned to the slightest suggestion for fun and games.

Their facial expression is alert and kind without the slightest suggestion of threat.

A slight suggestion though: skill trees for classes often have a «number of skill points» counter as well as a «required level» tag, would it be possible to add a «Requisition needed» counter to help estimate the cost of a particular build?

With the slightest suggestion of eyeballs or maybe tunnels, there is something unseen just on the other side.

First, the notorious fiascos exemplified by the tragedy of Victoria Climbié have, I believe, generated an ultra-sensitive attitude on behalf of the authorities involved in child protection that results in taking action whenever there is the slightest suggestion of abuse.

She also refuses to take responsibility for anything and becomes angered by the slightest suggestion that she is in the wrong.