Sentence examples for least indeed from inspiring English sources

But some experts point out that the same fossil record confirms that some groups, at least, indeed have found sanctuary at vents.

"To say the least" indeed: the example is striking precisely because one can feel the attraction of an encapsulating and simplifying reduction of the bewildering and monumental complexity of a human being, while at the same time feeling, as a human being, that any such reduction to a few physical elements would hardly capture the essence of a person.

It's a very odd business, to say the least". Indeed.

Here at least, normality indeed reigns.

Juvenile dinosaurs, at least, were indeed the prey of crocodilians.

In that sense, at least, they indeed allowed Cohen to buy off the U.S. government.

She is, in short, a wondrous character -- a girl who, metaphorically at least, is indeed able to walk on water.

Most left-leaning thinkers believe something similar: that a small-government, free-market society would be a destructively competitive one, in which the lives of the weakest, at least, would indeed be impoverished and short, if not nasty and brutish.

But Uri Simonsohn, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, has a forthcoming paper in the Journal of Marketing suggesting that some consumers, at least, are indeed capable of letting go of wrong information.

Last, and very much least (if, indeed, this can at all be described as a military objective), create a new order, more stable and humane, in Afghanistan.From these strategic aims, certain tactics followed.

The recording demonstrates that this German orchestra, at least, does indeed have a different feeling for German music: there's a certain elasticity, a mellow color and a sense of a more intimate scale (one of the things that sets Schumann's symphonies apart from Brahms's).