Sentences with word «smidgen»

The film is partly inspired by the 1974 French sex comedy Les Valseuses, and will see three small time crooks «inadvertently performing good deeds», with smidgens of surprising romance thrown in.

Now suppose you have an itch the barest smidgen above zero.

Dishonored 2 is very likely, given that it has been heavily rumored for the past year (most rumors stem from at least a little smidgen of truth).

Prey functions poorly as a pure stealth game, but it is useful to employ the barest smidgen of sneakiness to position yourself favourably.

Only the slightest smidgen of softness ever occurred, as this almost always provided a concise, accurate picture.

In that OTHER BOWL goes: 1 1/4 cups pumpkin purée, which is almost an entire can but not quite (I saved the leftover smidgen to put into oatmeal during the week, because apparently I'm turning into Dan Barber.)

With the polls showing the three main parties a mere smidgen apart, and the betting markets now saying a hung parliament might be the most likely outcome of the general election, the possibility of some form of coalition government looms.

A rare smidgen of ancient DNA has sharpened the picture of one of humanity's greatest migrations.

It may also be that United Nations superspy Gerry Lane, Pitt's character here, has had every possible smidgen of personality sanded away by the five credited screenwriters of «World War Z» (and God knows how many others behind the scenes) in the interests of «protecting the star,» as they say in the trade.

LlabTooFeR on Twitter, an account known for reliably leaking many HTC handset details, has come out to give a little smidgen of confirmation to the super-sketchy rumors we saw about HTC - made Nexus devices earlier this week.

We've already established that Young is fun to watch, but he isn't that exciting, so an extra smidgen of human skeleton shouldn't make much of a difference.

If there's even the tiniest smidgen of discomfort when you wear the shoe around in the store, put it down.

Digital marketing should still be your priority, but a smidgen of offline marketing can make all the difference.

If on the other hand, you're given a smidgen of feedback that resonates, try to figure out exactly what's involved: Your staff?

The iPhone X screen is a smidgen smaller at 5.8 inches than the Pixel 2 XL's 6 - inch screen.

But some analysts are saying value investors will be tempted by S&P 500 financials trading just a smidgen over book value.

Apple ascended to its lofty heights on the backs of the iPod, iPhone and iPad, which collectively account for about 70 per cent of its revenue (the iPod is actually just a smidgen of that now).

Following the recession, we began saving more, and the rate averaged a smidgen above 4 % over the past four quarters.

I wasn't convinced, but if they had given me a smidgen more information I would have filled it out.

I just don't see how raising rates, even a smidgen, helps them.

None of the major global asset classes earned more than 2 %: U.S. large - cap stocks were up slightly, global stocks were down slightly, and short - term and intermediate - term bonds were only up a smidgen.

Yes, the tech heavy Nasdaq is up a smidgen.

Not a smidgen of contradiction there.

When we start getting hurricanes and tropical storms on the east coast in the middle of winter (aka not hurricane season), then you might have a smidgen more credibility with the whole warning from God thing, okay, Glennie?

You might still decide you don't believe it, but at least then, you'll have looked a smidgen of some of the better work on the subject.

Assuming the stories have any smidgen of truth, if those characters lived today and acted the way they did, they would be promptly thrown into prison and prescribed psychiatric care.

Sounds a lot like do good works, be a busy body for the church, and then MAYBE one day you will be worthy to know a smidgen more about God.

Love God even just a smidgen and God will open His Kingodms» Heavenly Gates wide when your time comes to leave this world!

Over the last few decades, for example, political scientists, sociologists, and scholars of the American Founding have all pointed out that a smidgen of religious belief seems necessary to prevent modern liberalism from devouring its own political and economic gains.

What bothers me most with a remark of that sort is that it does not express even a smidgen of sympathy for those whose homes were demolished, for the lives that were lost; a little something for the terrible anguish endured.

I could've gone with a smidgen more paste and I used 1 can of coconut and half a can of water.

I poked a few holes in each potato using a fork, rubbed each lightly with oil and a smidgen of salt, then baked at 425 degrees until done (you know they're done when the skin pulls away slightly from the potato; the inside should feel soft and have some give to it).

I love oatmeal with a handful of strawberries, a handful of blueberries, a sliced banana, and just a smidgen of honey.

I've dissolved a teaspoon of espresso powder in the vanilla each time for a smidgen more flavor.

maybe take a smidgen off.

Definitely socca is better flat and the sharpness of a smidgen of goat cheese will be good.