Sentence examples for applied at least from inspiring English sources
Still, she could have applied at least a dab of Edith Wharton's polish.
He also called Hitchens a "dauphin of contrariansim", a phrase that applied at least as well to himself.
For this reason equal temperament was applied at least as early as the 16th century in the construction of fretted instruments.
Among giants of the tech industry it is more accurately applied, at least, to someone like Gates, whose foundation is attacking problems of the global poor such as malaria.
One of the footnotes has sent a shudder across the net: "Members shall provide for the provisions related to criminal enforcement and border measures to be applied at least in cases of trademark counterfeiting and copyright piracy".
In the old days of the star system this hardly applied, at least not to the cinema, because their public simply and avidly wanted the stars to be themselves -- to be the fabulous Greta Garbo or Rudolph Valentino.
Art thieves or traffickers should not apply, at least not under their real names.
It applies at least to the three immense montages that dominate his second New York gallery show.
Visitors, whether journalists or not, must apply at least five days in advance.
That maxim can apply at least as much to avowedly materialist or anti-religious regimes, and their successors, as to any other.
