Example sentences of "[be] just the [adj -est] " in BNC.

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1 Sometimes the seated guests are just the closest family and friends , while other friends , children , neighbours and colleagues from work are invited for the dancing and party later in the day .
2 Minimum premiums are just the smallest amount that Abbey as a company can make a profit on .
3 These travellers , many from Stroud in Gloucestershire , are just the latest to have moved onto private land , infuriating the owners and people living nearby .
4 These are just the latest shocking images from the embattled Yogoslavian republics … leading to even more frustration and anger in western europe .
5 ‘ They 're just the prettiest cakes on earth , ’ a Van Cliburn patron explained to me .
6 We did a John Peel radio session a while ago and me and Debbie both used these really early seventies Thin Lizzy amps and they were just the best .
7 It 's brilliant it is just the best .
8 This , dear reader , is just the tiniest tip of an absolutely enormo iceberg : there 's heaps more stuff about the macabre , the theatrical and the perverted ; the awkward , the romantic and Suede 's ‘ extraordinary intensity ’ ; not to mention fairground mirrors and all the other fevered topics of conversation and how Suede are so quintessentially English the term could have been invented for them .
9 It is just the latest , polite way of saying that whites want to live in Africa , but they ca n't for the life of them get along with Africans .
10 It is just the latest of many ignorant assaults that are damaging a national asset envied around the world .
11 This is just the latest example of the threat to free information and even free speech presented by the nuclear energy lobby .
12 And this is just the latest episode in Kitchens Of Distinctions ' star trek across America .
13 ‘ Vantool ’ is just the latest example of Black Dog 's prolific nature .
14 For the Gallery , this is just the latest phase in a process of rethinking itself with every generation .
15 This is just the latest in long line of such scandals , which besmirch the country 's financial institutions as a whole .
16 Suddenly , there is just the slightest hint that Mr Murdoch is losing the magic touch , and for many investment banks and financial institutions around the world that magic touch was the main reason for backing him .
17 It is just the worst possible thing to have happened .
18 It 's just the latest in spate of attacks on British holiday makers in America .
19 ‘ Well , if you want to know , she said : ‘ Of course , she 's quite presentable , but I always think there 's just the tiniest bit of the tart there . ’ ’
20 Oh my , it 's just the naffest !
21 Outside in the street the traffic might roar , here there was hush broken only by that soft subliminal music , outside the air might be heavy with the mingled smells of petrol fumes and donuts , Macdonalds ' burgers , trash cans , and sweat , here there was just the faintest perfume of a pine pot-pourri , subtle as the music .
22 There was just the faintest trace of hesitation behind his smooth approach , as if for once he was n't quite sure that was true .
23 Looking at him one was sure he was just the smartest , young man about town , but then when he spoke — Next to him sat Michael and Sean with a sombre Noreen between them .
24 After this narration , delivered at a slow pace , there was just the slightest pause in case the denouement , instead of being reached , was still to come .
25 Area technical maintenance manager Pete Wootton , 32 , revealed that the wage drop was just the latest generous gesture in a long line of good turns .
26 Gary was just the latest .
27 ‘ It was just the weirdest feeling of my life .
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