| Jake White's Springboks played almost as well as the Australians really, lacking only a smidgeon of dash in the final 15-20 minutes. |
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| Note: In a smidgeon of irony, two-thirds of the way through the film shoot I was evicted from my initial location by parking lot security. |
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| I washed that down with soda water and indulged in a slice of wholegrain bread with a thin slice of cheese and a smidgeon of honey and munched mournfully on an apple. |
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| Harsh crack laws account only for a smidgeon of the disparity in incarceration rates. |
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| The necessity of validating the results and being aware that we would never have certainties but only a smidgeon of exactness is a fundamental point of numerical analysis. |
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| They have been dogmatic in their opposition to even a smidgeon of change. |
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| If it's mainstream acceptance she's after, then a smidgeon more passion, fewer doomy beats and a little more individuality are required. |
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