Sentence examples for least given to from inspiring English sources

The last of the programme's five prongs, governance, is the most important, and the one least given to glossy photos.

Parsing the real reasons why Rossini stopped composing is hard because he was not, to say the least, given to personal revelations.

BOOKS lead of "Disgrace" (Viking Press; $23.95) by J.M. Coetzee...Coetzee is the most cerebral and, with the exception of Breyten Breytenbach, the least given to sentimentality of the talented novelists to have come out of South Africa.

Later, three people head to midnight Mass: Junon (Catherine Deneuve), who has cancer; her son Henri Mathieu Amalricc), who is unbalanced; and her grandson Paul (Emile Berling), who is suicidal, or at least given to seeing a black dog when he looks in the mirror.

By Daphne Merkin The New Yorker, November 15 , 1999P. 110 BOOKS lead of "Disgrace" (Viking Press; $23.95) by J.M. Coetzee...Coetzee is the most cerebral and, with the exception of Breyten Breytenbach, the least given to sentimentality of the talented novelists to have come out of South Africa.

Likewise, it was men engaged in this pursuit who were, according to the same authority, least given to thinking evil thoughts.

The costliest regular expenditures were the annual dividends of at least $100,000 given to each adult member of the tribe.

But Godwin's intrepid reportage has at least given voice to some of his victims.

Much it might have been recycled or at the very least, given away to a useful cause.

The least priority is given to the sensors in the green group.

It would have been nice, in retrospect, had you sprayed us down, or at least given us something to drink.