Sentence examples for least invited from inspiring English sources

She was at least invited to meet Princess Margaret in the interval (just after Patti Boulaye had done her bit).

Days of Rennard headlines have at least invited out some very loud voices, to make it clear to those who are hard of hearing.

By turning their attention to themselves, Michell and Kureishi have opened up the scope and (scratchily, at least) invited us in.

AS summer approaches and travelers plunk down nonrefundable deposits to secure their vacation plans, many will inevitably be pressed — or at least invited — to purchase travel insurance.

Exploration of half-shades isn't part of Tarantino's mission statement – though the opening scene of Inglourious Basterds (with Waltz as a villainous "Jew hunter") at least invited audiences to consider the possibility that they would give up Jewish fugitives to save their own skins.

Much of this work is tongue-in-cheek, or at least invites a few questions, but the overall effect is to emphasise the better things about human existence.

"How can you not at least invite him?" Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck said about including Gerhart as a finalist at the Heisman Trophy ceremony.

It's more realistic to hope that if Mr. Berrios does win, he'll at least invite us all over to headquarters for free licensed beverages and video poker.

But, dare I say it, if SuperDeluxe.com is going to put a Walkenator up, they must at least invite video responses, so the audience members can submit their own impersonations.

When I informed him that "horticultural specialists will be on hand to answer questions and provide species selection recommendations," I thought he was going to jump through the phone and embrace me, or at least invite me to some sort of tree dedication ceremony.

What seems certain is that at his current rate of strange performances – for the second successive week he left the field in the most bizarre circumstances – Ronaldo will at the very least invite Ferguson to reconsider the ultimate value of a player for whom the concept of a team seems ever increasingly remote.