Sentence examples for least formed from inspiring English sources

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".

The Pat McGee Band was the least formed of the night's three acts, but Mr. McGee's honeyed vocals were winsome, especially when the three bands united at night's end for a finale of Cheap Trick's "I Want You to Want Me".

Finally, and most importantly, there are two cases in the U.S. courts that have held that, in an independent contractor situation, an agreement designating the work as a work made for hire must be signed, or at least formed (meaning that both parties understood), prior to the creation of the work.

Bone was least formed in the empty group, while most bone was formed in the CaP/EMD group.

Within each contact map, the hydrogen bonds in the helices are the least formed in α2 (residues 47 50), which was also shown 46 to be labile in MD simulations of HPr.

Admits is the area where report's ideas are least formed, and the area on which they could use the most help from industry/users.

She said this was an example of a "culture of excuses, of low standards and expecting the very least form our poorest and most disadvantaged".

He was smiling, or at least forming the lip configuration that passes for his smile these days.

Apparently, we do not like too many jokes in our sit-coms, even fine ones like this: George: Why should manslaughter be the least form of homicide?

Sure, it is a team-written gag machine - with some very fine gags: "Why should manslaughter be the least form of homicide?" asks George.

The result is a unique candidate chronology of Spanish recessions that at least forms the basis for a more informed conversation about the Spanish business cycle.