Sentence examples for least extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Burroughs had, at the very least, extraordinary powers of recuperation.

O.K., they may not be sacred beings, but that figure shows a kind of seasonal fortitude that is, if not miraculous, at least extraordinary, as well as metaphorical.

Not the least extraordinary turn of the story is that Lawrence Schiller, whose interviews with Gary were the original source of "The Executioner's Song," offered Mr. Gilmore the use of taped interviews he and Mr. Mailer had conducted with other family members, even though Mr. Gilmore had never been willing to talk or cooperate with them.

The story, at least, is extraordinary.

Dromgoole took the adventure further, not least with extraordinary new work, such as Che Walker's The Frontline.

For Mr. Paladino to choose this moment to make his utterly gratuitous remarks suggests at the very least an extraordinary level of insensitivity.

But a quick review of the record shows that he had at least one extraordinary connection to one of New York's enduring industries: the sex business.

The quicksilver interconnectedness of everything tuneful means that, for a cadre of aficionados at least, this extraordinary record is last year's news.

At the very least, this extraordinary period of killing operations in Yemen has revealed just how much the president's stated inclination to be more judicious about drone strikes is tested in a period of perceived crisis.

There are some intriguing things about this, not least the extraordinary and very convincing improvised performance that Theroux and Rathbun get from the actor pretending to be Miscavige, bullying and brutalising the terrified faithful.

They include humor, insight, the translation of analysis into public urban space, theatricality and, not least, the extraordinary pleasure of seeing some truths about ourselves revealed with sensuality, wit and style.