Meanings of smallest matters in English

Even in the smallest matters, practise the habit of being exact.

Even the smallest matters may aid us in forming this habit.

Some young women never do any thing thoroughly-eventhe smallest matters.

I am intolerant of it even in the smallest matters!

The legal maxim has it, 'The law does not care about the very smallest matters.'

The Japanese are a wonderful people, and their foresight in even the smallest matters is really marvellous.

I never once heard of any mean or over-reaching act of his, even in the smallest matters.

And if the world shall be judged by you, are you unworthy to judge the smallest matters?

And if the world shall be damned by you, are ye unworthy to damn the smallest matters?

Even in the smallest matters the munificent man will act munificently! As Gaius, mine host, munificently did.

He must govern his people with affection and goodness; he must attend to the smallest matters which concern their happiness.

He took sport most seriously, was jealous for its rights and observant of its rituals even in the smallest matters.

I confess to feeling the most minute and detailed interest in the smallest matters connected with other people's lives and idiosyncrasies.

But a strange fastidiousness, a most uncharacteristic anxiety about the smallest matters, delayed him through every stage of his present undertaking.

Personal hatreds and self-love mingled as much as political animosity in even the smallest matters, and were carried to hitherto unheard-of lengths.

So full of policy he is in the smallest matters, that I perceive him to be made up of nothing but design.