scintilla

There is not a scintilla of evidence to connect you to anything.

The state has not put on one scintilla of evidence."

He sighed again but without a scintilla of sorrow for himself.

I know a judge on some poetry competition, run by Scintilla, is this the one?

"And there was not a scintilla of shelter; they had been outside all winter."

"We just don't see a scintilla of evidence that the city is serious about this."

No, there was not a scintilla of gayness in him.

"I bear her not one scintilla of ill will," he said.

So there was a scintilla, or perhaps even two iotas, of hope for her.

There is a scintilla of difference between now and Nov. 10, 1971.

It was the last straw that the French could not maintain a scintilla of security!

Is there a scintilla of truth to her findings?

And they found nothing, not one scintilla of evidence of anything criminal.

Absent even a scintilla of certain knowledge about them, there really was no other meaningful choice.

It is based on the Scintilla project, a widely used editing component.

In yet other states the heir has a scintilla of interest as special occupant.

People without a scintilla of romance in their souls may say that the man cannot play anymore.

There is not one scintilla of evidence to support these outrageous claims."

What's a scintilla when you have a story?

And there is not one scintilla of evidence or even a suggestion that I knew otherwise."

For a moment he probed, and a scintilla of pain shot through the soft meat.

Normally she was the type who could give a suicide order, lose all hands, and never show a scintilla of regret.

He was reaching for all, summoning everything, every last scintilla of his magic, holding nothing back.

And if you had a scintilla of pride, you'd want to forget it, too."

"There was not one scintilla of new information."