Sentence examples for least calls from inspiring English sources
"Such a clear expression of democratic will, at the very least, calls into question the conclusion that there is a 'national consensus against' the practice".
Suffice it to say that the Mets clawed back, and Mookie's cue shot kept them alive, miraculously, to win a seventh game and what America, at least, calls a world championship.
Raymond isn't himself, or a self; he's Sidney Poitier in the 1967 film "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner": the blank, self-sacrificing black man who upsets the routine — or, at least, calls it into question.
We hope that if Mr. King insists on going ahead, he at least calls a true cross section of law enforcement officials, who we are sure will rebut that hype.
Whether another such framework must be put in place around finance in order to safeguard household economic security is a question that at the very least calls for a national debate.
Rank-and-file Democrats worried to House leaders that the Justice Department's independence could be threatened, according to several aides involved in those talks, while Pelosi tried to fend off — for now, at least — calls within her party to seek Trump's impeachment.
Governor, you could have at least called.
We would call the police, or, at least, call our children away.
"It's definitely worth it to at least call your lender in that circumstance," she said.
I thought she might at least call, so I was never very far from the phone.
