oh, someone of little faith

A form of O someone of little faith — A response to an expression of doubt or uncertainty of the specified person or people.

Meanings

phrase
  1. alternativeAlternative spelling of O someone of little faith.

    Oh, she of little faith......shame on her! All she had to do was stick around a little longer ;-)

    1999 August 23, Ellen Siska, “Joy in Gooberville”, in rec.autos.sport.nascar (Usenet)
    2 more examples

    A.J: how long do you think it is going to last? Nick: A week Kevin: no, more than that Nick: oh , yeah, wanna bet? Kevin : ok A.J: Yeah put me in for a day. Kevin: Oh, man of little faith A.J: That's me when it comes to Brian and women

    1998 December 9, Rebecca Glover, “Romeo AND Juliet!”, in alt.fan.backstreet.boys (Usenet)

    Oh, woman of little faith! 2-0 [Petkovic 58', Tuta 63']. Predictions score: Vic 6/10 (good!) Jeez 3/9 (mediocre)

    2006 September 18, Jesus Petry, “Brasileirão 2006 - Round 24 with predictions”, in rec.sport.soccer (Usenet)
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APA

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Chicago

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