Sentence examples for at worst one from inspiring English sources

At worst, one would think, the operas are harmless novelties.

These days, comedy seems, at best, a tool too dull to defend democracy — and, at worst, one well suited to undermine it.

At worst, one could see a bit of a con, or, perhaps, modern poetry's answer to Chance the Gardener, whose simple, dim words were mistaken for profundity in the novel and movie "Being There".

This is at best a story of police negligence and at worst one of police brutality.

Work is often, at best, a source of boredom; at worst, one of misery and dread.

People describe being with just themselves as a condition that is at best boring, and at worst one of non-existence.

"The worst one was at Al Faqma," he said.

The worst one was at Carrow Road when I got sent off in a 3-0 losaid said Wark, who played more than 500 times for Town, recalling a 3-0 defeat in March 1995 that saw Cureton score the opener.

The worst one occurred at 72 h after TBI.

It's easy to see how a solitary ASA degree on a resume could almost be a stigma, a badge proclaiming (at worst): "No one else would admit me" or (at best) "I assumed this college was legit--oops".

And remember, a misguided Zagat's review would lead, at worst, to one disappointing meal.