Sentence examples for least a kind from inspiring English sources

Let's say that he is enjoying, spiritually at least, a kind of dual citizenship.

The man evinced if not actual genius, then at least a kind of irrefutable authority.

But that's still at least a kind of glory, as Mr. Nascimento illustrated at choice moments in the show.

While Dean represented — to the movie-going public, at least — a kind of danger or rot, Harris had an essentially good personality that could shame the bad.

This connection implies that her sewing isn't just a mindless demonstration of virtue; it's an art or at least a kind of labor on par with the painter's.

Or at least a kind of science-fiction music, as it collaborates with a Brooklyn artist, Alex Chechile, on altering music by using the brain's electronic signals.

The French tend to look on with sympathy or at least with a kind of resigned understanding.Fair enough?

at least provided a kind of aesthetic public service, letting me know that hemorrhoid cream, for instance, relieves puffiness around the eyes.

Namely its commissions, at least, formed a kind of argument about what is and is not performance art, or, more specifically, what constitutes a particular kind of performance art that is implied by the term "visual art performance".

So while the narrative begins with evocations of the Holocaust, it is meant to end, if not in redemption for Germans or Jews, at least in a kind of mutual respect.

But if he does form an intention to light up, he at least achieves a kind of local coherence.