100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "little"

Definition

The adverb little is used to indicate a small amount or degree of something. It can convey a sense of insignificance or a limited extent, often implying that something is less than expected or desired.

Synonyms

• Slightly
• Minimally
• Scarcely
• Hardly
• Rarely
• Marginally

Antonyms

• Much
• A lot
• Greatly
• Significantly
• Considerably

Examples

1. She was feeling little tired after the long journey.
2. I have little interest in that topic.
3. He knew little about the subject before the class.
4. There is little chance of rain today.
5. The project required little effort to complete.
6. She spoke little during the meeting.
7. I can do little to help you right now.
8. The cake was little more than crumbs after the party.
9. They had little time to finish the assignment.
10. I remember little of what happened that night.
11. He contributed a little to the discussion.
12. She felt a little nervous before the presentation.
13. There's little reason to be worried.
14. I have little doubt that he will succeed.
15. The room was little more than a closet.
16. We found little information on the topic.
17. He was little surprised by the news.
18. She has little patience for interruptions.
19. We spent little time at the event.
20. I felt little relief after hearing the news.
21. There’s little to gain from this endeavor.
22. She put in little effort on the project.
23. He had little knowledge of the city's history.
24. The dog has little interest in playing fetch.
25. I felt little excitement about the trip.
26. There was little time left before the deadline.
27. He showed little enthusiasm for the task.
28. I understood little of what he was saying.
29. They made little progress on the issue.
30. He spent little time preparing for the exam.
31. She expressed little concern over the situation.
32. I have little faith in that theory.
33. There was little traffic on the road today.
34. He felt little remorse for his actions.
35. We received little feedback from the audience.
36. She had little trouble finding the place.
37. The book provided little insight into the topic.
38. He felt little motivation to continue.
39. There were little options available to us.
40. She has little experience in that field.
41. He ate little during dinner.
42. They made little noise while working.
43. I felt little joy from the celebration.
44. There’s little point in arguing.
45. She felt little attachment to the item.
46. He had little reason to complain.
47. The film received little acclaim.
48. She was little known in the industry.
49. He showed little interest in the proposal.
50. There was little evidence to support his claim.
51. I have little appetite today.
52. She felt little connection with the group.
53. We made little effort to change the situation.
54. There was little chance of a resolution.
55. He had little knowledge of the rules.
56. They spent little time discussing the issue.
57. She felt little connection to the music.
58. There was little visibility due to the fog.
59. I have little respect for his opinion.
60. He felt little satisfaction from his work.
61. We received little help from the volunteers.
62. She showed little enthusiasm for the project.
63. He felt little pressure to perform.
64. There was little left in the fridge.
65. I have little time for hobbies these days.
66. She expressed little interest in the proposal.
67. There was little reason to change plans.
68. He felt little urgency to leave.
69. They had little understanding of the situation.
70. She has little hope of a better outcome.
71. He showed little gratitude for her help.
72. We had little interaction during the meeting.
73. I felt little comfort in her words.
74. There was little chance of winning.
75. He was little concerned about the deadline.
76. She has little regard for the rules.
77. I found little pleasure in the task.
78. There was little excitement among the crowd.
79. He has little reason to celebrate.
80. We had little choice in the matter.
81. She expressed little disappointment in the results.
82. There was little impact from the changes.
83. He felt little motivation to improve.
84. I have little sympathy for that viewpoint.
85. She showed little interest in politics.
86. There was little funding available for the project.
87. He had little experience with public speaking.
88. We received little recognition for our efforts.
89. She felt little connection to the storyline.
90. There was little laughter at the party.
91. He had little patience for delays.
92. I have little time to waste.
93. She experienced little joy from the gift.
94. There was little chance of a miracle.
95. He had little knowledge of the current events.
96. We made little impact on the community.
97. She felt little need to explain herself.
98. There was little room for error.
99. He expressed little concern for the consequences.
100. I received little information about the meeting.